"Daniel Murphy" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'll take it you've never actually used c on a small embedded system?
>
> Of course you're doing all those things, if they're needed.  Very low 
> level programming in c does not need a runtime at all.

Probably you can stub all C runtime initializations. But why? Common C at 
least adjusts stack pointer, generates interrupt jumps/calls table, 
initializes data, clear bss and calls main(), doing this manually wouldn't 
make code shorter. 


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