Allocate functions in a specified memory range

Hi I'm using uVision2 with the C166 compiler and a C165 Controller. I like to allocate the programcode of some functions in a specified memory range. I've a basic system in the memory range 00'0000h...
Query about Function Argument and Memory Allocation

#include<reg51.h> void fun(char,int,long); main() { step 1 fun(0xdd,0xaabb,0xfedcba); } step 2 void fun(char cc,int ii,long ll) { int i=0xabcd; char c=0x77; long l=0xabcdef; while(1); return;...
Allocate functions in a specified memory range

Hi I'm using uVision2 with the C166 compiler and a C165 Controller. I like to allocate the programcode of some functions in a specified memory range. I've a basic system in the memory range 00'0000h...
Query about Function Argument and Memory Allocation

#include<reg51.h> void fun(char,int,long); main() { step 1 fun(0xdd,0xaabb,0xfedcba); } step 2 void fun(char cc,int ii,long ll) { int i=0xabcd; char c=0x77; long l=0xabcdef; while(1); return;...
Whiy do memory allocation functions return a void pointer ?

The answer seems obvious, but considering this MISRA rule Rule 11.5 A conversion should not be performed from pointer to void into pointer to object would it not be safer to have memory allocation...