Re: A89: Compiling for use with no kernel installed
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Re: A89: Compiling for use with no kernel installed
I've never actually done this but, you need to have
xdef _nostub
in your program. You can use ROM CALLs but, you cant use the
_ROM_CALL_xxx macro that DoorsOS has. I was told at one point in time
on what you do for ROM CALLs w/o a kernel but, I forgot.
You should use DoorsOS/Plusshel because, you will be just about the
only one not using it with your program. DoorOS and Plusshel take a
large amount of memory off of the program by having the kernel
installed. If you don't use DoorsOS or Plusshel, then your program will
be taking up a lot more space that with the kernel. Hehe, but don't let
me discourage you from your programming. :)
Eric Greening
JHill8075@aol.com wrote:
>
> How do you compile a program so that it will run without having a kernel
> installed? I know I can't use any ROM calls and I can't use libraries. This
> is probably a stupid question, but I'm a beginner. Thanks.
>
> Josh
> <A HREF="http://pa.ticalc.org">Programmers Anonymous</A>
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