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where is DATA/IDATA used

For the '51 compilers/linkers evaluate which data/idata slots can be overlaid. I have to save 3 slots to make room for a new feature. Is there a way to make the linker show the tree in a less cryptic way than by module (i.e. by function) ?

Have fun,

Erik

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  • In the past we have gone to the trouble of formating the linker output and dropping it into Exel to give a graphical view of how the linker is overlaying memory. This has proven most relealing in the past, but we don't do it routinely because it is rather fiddly and time consuming to format the data.

    Straightening out the irregularities in the Overlay Map would be a help.

    A new linker feature that provided a semi-graphical representation of memory use or put out a file suitable for dropping straight into a utility such as Execl would be very useful.

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  • In the past we have gone to the trouble of formating the linker output and dropping it into Exel to give a graphical view of how the linker is overlaying memory. This has proven most relealing in the past, but we don't do it routinely because it is rather fiddly and time consuming to format the data.

    Straightening out the irregularities in the Overlay Map would be a help.

    A new linker feature that provided a semi-graphical representation of memory use or put out a file suitable for dropping straight into a utility such as Execl would be very useful.

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