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From: mun@cup.hp.com (Richard Man)
Subject: Re: (Commercial) HC11 Compiler
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Tom Dickens (tpd6908@yak.ca.boeing.com) wrote:
: A question on which HC11's are easily supported.  (Please excuse my
: ignorance, I have not looked at any of the Beta versions.)

: Is the C compiler usable on an E1 or A1 (512 bytes of EEPROM)?  Perhaps
: the question should be phrased:  For a simple C program, what runtime
: support (space) is required?

: [ example deleted ]

If your program does not call any runtime routine, then the executable
would not include any lib runtime code. There is a short startup routine
that you can trim or modify if desired.

Of course the generated code will be a bit longer than your asm code, but
that trivail example should fit in 512 bytes no problem...

