Hi again everybody!
Thanks to everybody who replied to my question! :)
Eric's idea sounds quite interesting, although I didn't of course
understand all of it...
Earlier today, though, I greped around ELKS's libc to find dlopen(),
planning on making an attempt at a rather crazy idea of mine... I was
going to split bcc-cc1 into lots of .o files and load them at run time as
they're needed...
It's just as well that I couldn't find a dlopen() because my hare-brained
idea probably would have failed miserably anyway :)
But again, thanks for everybody's bytes... It would indeed be exceedingly
nifty to have bcc or shared libs or networking... Although I must say
that Linux on hardware with 640K or less is pretty neat anyway :)
Have a nice day!
-Brett
PS A loooong time ago when I used to use DOS, I read about something in
the Turbo C++ manual about overlays... Do these things let you swap a
code segment bigger than 64K to and from the disk or something like that?
I don't remember it so well, shrug.
