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- From: kurg@manawatu.gen.nz (Damon Davies)
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- Subject: Re: Chip and Fast Memory Problem
- Date: 10 Feb 1996 08:55:24 GMT
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- >How can I force my startup programs to use chip memory rather than my fast
- >memory. My plan is to have the fast memory for SS in a largest continuous
- >block and I would like to have all 4 precious Megs.
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- >Thank you!
-
- >Ernie
- >ebarti51@maine.maine.edu
-
- Well in Asm you should put the line "Section TheCode,code_c", you may also
- use the words data and bss. A bss hunk must be empty of data and does
- not take space in the file. _f is another valid extension. If you do not
- put on an extension public memory is used.
-
- Damon.
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