Re: [S1mp3-devel] Re: New ideas for the kernel
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From: Jeroen D. <je...@sp...> - 2006-05-11 22:36:08
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On Fri, 12 May 2006, Legolas wrote: > Bluechip ha scritto: > As Sprite_tm said, we can use the standard object format, but there is a > problem: is an object file fixable at run-time so that it will be easily run > with minor fixes done by the linker? As far as I've studied Z88DK (our z80/assembler-suite), that's possible: the linker does the linking to libs/other objs as well as the relocation/'fixing' thing. > Now that I think again about it: a > linker has two places, a source and a destination, in our case they are the > same memory space, unless we are going to use two memory buffers, and this > would bring me back to the idea of the "customized compiler"... We could do the linking and fixing when we read the files from the flash, imo. I don't think the usability suffers much if e.g. the loading of an ap takes e.g. half a second. > -- > Legolas |