Post by thread:Can you link Hi-Tech C object files (.O's) with MP

<x-flowed>Hi! Has anyone ever linked in Hi-Tech C object files into MPLINK? We've got an assembly language interrupt-driven RTOS written in MPLAB, and we'd like to write a mainline routine in Hi-Tech C. We don't want to re-write the RTOS to work under Hi-Tech's ASPIC, so we were wondering if we could compile the mainline C routine as a .O file and link it in with the existing MPASM code. Anyone know? Thanks! Andrew ---------------------------------------------- Andrew Greenberg Project Manager Portland State Aerospace Society / PSU AESS http://www.ee.pdx.edu/~aess Home: 503.788.8878 Fax: 503.516.9070 Email: spam_OUTdrewTakeThisOuTuad.com ---------------------------------------------- </x-flowed>

On Thursday, May 11, 2000 Andrew Greenberg wrote: > Hi! > Has anyone ever linked in Hi-Tech C object files into MPLINK? > We've got an assembly language interrupt-driven RTOS written in MPLAB, and > we'd like to write a mainline routine in Hi-Tech C. > We don't want to re-write the RTOS to work under Hi-Tech's ASPIC, so we > were wondering if we could compile the mainline C routine as a .O file and > link it in with the existing MPASM code. What's the problem in rewriting MPASM to ASPIC? It took me very little time to convert any already written assembler routine by search&replace. Also you can use in ASPIC the local variables allocation and don't care about registers declaration. > Anyone know? Thanks! > Andrew Nikolai http://techref.massmind.org/member/NG--944