Hi again, folks,
So, I noticed that prc-tools comes with an arm-palmos compiler as well
as the expected m68k-palmos. I have a large multi-section C++ 68k
application, and I'd really like to just compile the whole thing into
ARM and just have a 68k stub that checks to see if the platform supports
ARM and then launches the ARM version, otherwise continuing with the 68k
portion. I haven't done anything with ARM yet other than try and read up
what I can scrounge up, so I am a bit clueless and scared here.
so:
1. Is compiling an entire app to ARM feasible? Is there any reason I
wouldn't want to do this?
2. If my ARM code ends up being greater than 64k (which it will), how
does having multiple ARM code resources work? Do I need to do the same
thing in terms of sectioning out code?
3. Are here any other considerations I should be considering regarding
ARMifying my project?
Thanks,
-DG
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