Hi!
19-Июл-2004 22:36 Arkady V.Belousov wrote to
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BO>> Essentially for Turbo C the compiler helpers are extracted from the c
BO>> compiler RTL to be absolutely sure we only link those and nothing else from
BO>> that library. These are automatically linked and called "far", which is
BO>> correct because init_text and _text are in different segments. This is why
BO>> those routines have to have a fixed segment and that's only easily
BO>> accomplished in low RAM.
AVB> I have the trouble: when I move _TEXT after HMA_TEXT and include into
AVB> TGROUP (to minimize usage of low memory), BC's kernel behaves wrongly. Do
AVB> you mean, that joining _TEXT with HMA_TEXT causes BC to generate near calls
AVB> to far routines? Hm. I should try: what happen if (for non-Watcom) move
AVB> _TEXT after HMA_TEXT_END and define for it new group (say, TGROUP2)?
Unfortunately, this one also doesn't works. :( Probably, becuase
somewhere it not included into resident code, when computed size of this
code by substracting HMA_TEXT_END-HMA_TEXT_START. This is what you mean that
placing _TEXT into low memory "only easily accomplished"?
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