Problem while using lib which is created by myself

Well, things like this. I have created a lib C in project A using KeilC. and now the lib C is used in another project B. problem is that some global variables defined in lib C have the same address...
I do not need to be protected against myself

#define U16 unsigned short #define U8DX unsigned char xdata * data UCDX GCDX232ptr; // receive rs 232 pointer U16 GStemp; ..... GStemp = (U16) GCDX232ptr; GStemp &= 0xFF00 ; GCDX232ptr = GStemp ;...
I do not need to be protected against myself

#define U16 unsigned short #define U8DX unsigned char xdata * data UCDX GCDX232ptr; // receive rs 232 pointer U16 GStemp; ..... GStemp = (U16) GCDX232ptr; GStemp &= 0xFF00 ; GCDX232ptr = GStemp ;...
Problem while using lib which is created by myself

Well, things like this. I have created a lib C in project A using KeilC. and now the lib C is used in another project B. problem is that some global variables defined in lib C have the same address...
I really don't want to write a JIT/AOT myself

Note: This was originally posted on 11th August 2010 at http://forums.arm.com It seems that I have to raise the chip performance through this way, and I was acknowledged of Ubuntu recently got some from...