Hello,
I have detected that some functions like this one are using their own XDATA space instead of using the XDATA_GROUP for local purposes:
for example this one:
void zmemcpy2(UINT8 *dst,const UINT8 *src, UINT32 len) { --dst; --src; while (len--) { *(++dst) = *(++src); } }
then this is the line in the m51 file:
XDATA 82C2H 000AH UNIT ?XD?_ZMEMCPY2?LIB
so then Im wasting ten bytes of global data space for just a memcopy. Why is this happening?
And here it is another weird thing: this function is never used by the rest of the program. It is compiled, but should not be linked. any idea?
thanks in advance...
Sergio Santos wrote: I've been reading that I have to use the extended linker lX51
This is true. the standard linker doesn't have the REMOVEUNUSED option. If you didn't buy the extended linker you can still use the demo version but it is code size limited.