Hi David,
I am more or less in the same situation as you, if you do manage to
compile your app for arm, can you send the list (or just me) a
description of the hoops you had to jump through,
I always postponed doing it but some parts of my apps could really benefit.
best regards
Benoit
David Ghandehari wrote:
Henk Jonas wrote:
If you like to stay with gcc, you should look out for peal. It will
allow you to spread your ARM-code over several 64k-resources (which
isn't complicated at all :-). But also will give you global vars in
your pnolet.
Aha! Peal looks very useful, I think I'll give it a try.
1: no, not really
2: no, sectioning isn't necessary. pnolet can be very large and jumps
are 32-bit. You just would spilt the large ARM binary into small
chunks and put them together on the device. Maybe peal can do it even
smarter with calls between the different resource ptrs.
3: no globals for example, if you don't use peal.
Thanks, I guess things aren't as quite scary as I thought they would
be. Peal even generates an .ro with all the split armc resources in
it, and provides a function to load it all up, so I don't even have to
Think about multiple code resources.
-DG
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