I've got the same problem as john. Does PICC linker permits to make linkable
libraries?
Or Hitech's or anything else?
Does someone has a code example of those linkable libraries?

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-----Message d'origine-----
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[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]De la part de Olin Lathrop
Envoyi : mardi 17 dicembre 2002 14:04
@ : PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Objet : Re: [PIC]: C library optimization


> Hey all, got a hopefully quick question.  I have many self-written C
> libraries I'm using w/Hi-Tech's PICC.  I was playing around today and
> noticed that if I include their (for instance) stdlib, or stdio, I get
> no increase in code size.  With my libraries, when I include them, it
> includes everything and the code increases.
>
> ...
>
> (FYI: My libraries are all simply .h files with a list of functions,
> that's it, plain and simple.

When you say "list" of functions, do you mean the function declarations or
the function definitions?  The .h file should only contain the function
templates declared EXTERN.  The actual functions must be compiled into
their own relocatable binary modules so that the linker can pick out only
those it has external references to.  This is how all linkable libraries
work, and is not limited to C or PICs.


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