[A83] Re: Storage + Fat binaries
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[A83] Re: Storage + Fat binaries
Though you could write a shell that lets programs start at e.g. 9D00,
and then call to it.
BTW, I got an idea about Fat Binaries, like the mac uses...
It'd kinda look like this:
[header]
.db "Identifier"
.db 83_start
.db 83p_start
.db shared_size
.db 83_size
.db 83p_size
.db "Program_name",0
[Shared Lib's]
Shared code, routines to call to....
maybe with something like
"
call do_it
.dw offset
"
[TI83 part]
Bunch of code...
...more code
[Ti83+ part]
Bunch of ti-83 plus specific code....
[end]
a "compatible" shell, could then load the part of the needed program to the
right starting point and load the shared_code at the end of the selected
program code. (so you get [.org address][program code][shared code])
the shell could contain a "shared lib caller", that'd jump to the
shared lib starting address + offset (maybe in bcall style...)
Though it would kinda double the program size, it'd let you be able to
transfer games err... programs to and fro between an 83- and an 83+
Anyone like it?
--Peter-Martijn
>
> Everything before 9327h is used by the TIOS.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "mexicanoguy aka the nazgūl" <mexicanoguy@hotmail.com>
> To: <assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org>
> Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 10:39
> Subject: [A83] Storage
>
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> >
> > This goes for the TI-83 (-)
> >
> > Could a program be stored (by the OS) in a way that $9327 is an adress
> > somewhere in the middle of the program? So what I actually mean is: does
> the
> > program space start at $9327, or is there space before it? TIA
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