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STARTUP.A51

Dan Johnson

I've created my own Startup file to be used that calls

 cseg at 0
along with many other things. But when I run the compiler, it pulls in
 cseg at 0
from the pre-made STARTUP.A51 file contained in the library. Since I have already initialized cseg to 0 and then it is done again in the STARTUP.A51 file, I am getting an overlap error. I don't want to have to use the pre-made STARTUP.A51 file from the library but is there any way to keep it from automatically being called?

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  • 0 in reply to Dan Johnson

    if the modified startup does not have the entry label and exit call you will get "startup missing" in commandline mode.

    I guess in the IDE mode that would make the standard get included.

    I imagine this is the part required:

    ?C_C51STARTUP    SEGMENT   CODE
CSEG       AT    0
?C_STARTUP:
           ljmp    ?C_START

           end
    Erik

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  • 0 in reply to Dan Johnson

    if the modified startup does not have the entry label and exit call you will get "startup missing" in commandline mode.

    I guess in the IDE mode that would make the standard get included.

    I imagine this is the part required:

    ?C_C51STARTUP    SEGMENT   CODE
CSEG       AT    0
?C_STARTUP:
           ljmp    ?C_START

           end
    Erik

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