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Does PK166 comile and link non-use functions ?

Hi,

As far as I know PK51 will compile and link non-use functions though the comiler issues a warning. It seems that PK166 does not compile and link non-use functions, is that correct ?

Daniel

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0 Andy Neil over 17 years ago in reply to Daniel Ni

"But for PK166, this does not happen"

(Apparently) Uncalled functions are a Big Deal for PK51 because of the memory Overlaying technique:

http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/bl51/bl51_l16.htm

This Overlaying is necessitated by the limitations of the 8051 architecture.

I don't think that the C166 architecture has these limitations - therefore the uncalled functions are not a Big Deal?
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0 Andy Neil over 17 years ago in reply to Daniel Ni

"But for PK166, this does not happen"

(Apparently) Uncalled functions are a Big Deal for PK51 because of the memory Overlaying technique:

http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/bl51/bl51_l16.htm

This Overlaying is necessitated by the limitations of the 8051 architecture.

I don't think that the C166 architecture has these limitations - therefore the uncalled functions are not a Big Deal?
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