The library is mostly filled with standard C functions. They
are explained in any good book or course on C. But a lot is
not implemented (no file io for instance). Have a look at the
include files or else check out the source files of the library
(f.e. via the cvs web interface at SF).
SFR's are the special function registers of the mcu. They are
documented in the device's datasheet or in the "Bible" as
people at www.8052.com call it. This is assuming you use an
8051-like mcu.
For more help I recommend to use the sdcc-user mailing list
or the Help Forum as this WebDoc tracker is rarely read.
Maarten
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The library is mostly filled with standard C functions. They
are explained in any good book or course on C. But a lot is
not implemented (no file io for instance). Have a look at the
include files or else check out the source files of the library
(f.e. via the cvs web interface at SF).
SFR's are the special function registers of the mcu. They are
documented in the device's datasheet or in the "Bible" as
people at www.8052.com call it. This is assuming you use an
8051-like mcu.
For more help I recommend to use the sdcc-user mailing list
or the Help Forum as this WebDoc tracker is rarely read.
Maarten
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