Hi there,
I developed module support for Nut/OS running on a ATmega128. At the
moment I allocate memory and then link against this information. Using
PIC would save me this trouble.
I did some research on PIC/PID & AVR, but mostly found guesswork and/or
even false information. (Or people complaining that someone posted in an
AVR and not in the Microchip-Forum. ;-) )
Dunkels et al. say that PIC is limited to 4K [1]. I'm not sure why this
is the case. Looking at the documentation I come up with +-2^16 words =
64K.
I'm also not sure how to interpret the |-mshort-calls option. Does this
mean I get only rjmps and the linker will complain if the jumps get too
long, or will the Linker silently fail.|
Further on I curious whether it would be (theoretically) possible to let
the linker decide whether to use jmp or rjmp or even do double rjmps to
cover the full range. I know, the latter is a bit strange, but would
enable code > 64K to be position independent.
I was wondering whether PID is supported because it came up in one or
two threads. But I assume not.
Thanks for your advice.
Cheers
Morty
[1] http://www.sics.se/~adam/dunkels06runtime.pdf
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