Jai Dhar wrote :

> Where real_foo is written in C, located somewhere else. The "access"
> function, foo_asm, would be in the same region as the calling function.

The "calling function" is where the "call foo_asm" intruction is, right ?

> so
> if I had a function in the high region of code (0x4000 and up), that needed
> to call/goto foo which is in the low section (0->4000),

OK, so "real_foo" is in the low section then.

> it would call foo_asm, which is located [in the] low section.

Now, shouldn't foo_asm be in the high section as you said above ?
(The same as the "calling function" ?)

Or, should foo_asm actualy be in the same region as the
"called section", not the "calling section" ?



Jan-Erik.

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