Jean-Marc

The aproach to solve the multi-segment on managed projects is:

1) create both the /Sections.def and /src/Section.h files in your project,
or just copy them from a standard project and then edit them.
2) add #include "Sections.h" to every file that you have a function
definition or function call to functions that are in diferent segments (note
that the reference to Sections.h is under /src directory as well as my C
files, you may change it if the files are in diferent folders).

Thats all that I did, and works great. For me there was no need to modify
any of the defaults settings of a managed project, but if you need to change
something you can do it in the project properties, under C/C++ Buils, there
are the PRC-Tools PRC Builder and PRC-Tools Multi-section Generator and
PRC-Tools Multi-section Assembler Configuration settings.

Eduardo Orea

"Jean-Marc Durieux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribi� en el mensaje
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> Hi,
>
> Could someone give me some indications about the PODS 1.1 configuration of
a
> managed 68k C/C++ project, to be able to work with multi-segmented code.
> In a standard project, a Section.def file is automaticaly created as a
> section.h file.
> How can I work with sections in a managed project ???
>
> Thanks
>
> Dr JM Durieux
> PolyHedra sprl
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 0475/85 91 13
>
>



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