> > That's the default. It doesn't work because pointers are still 16 bits. > > Something's still not right then. The H8/300 has 16 bit pointers and a > 64k address space and all the processors in the family still support > that mode.
The problem is when a single object is more than 64k for the models that have 16 bit pointers. No, they won't work on hardware, but we can't even *compile* them because of the dwarf limitation, which means all the other models can't support such large objects. I.e. the 2-byte dwarf addresses for H8/300 prevent us from supporting C++ on the larger H8/300SX processors.
