denbeste@cc5.bbn.com.BBN.COM (Steven Den Beste) (08/01/87)
I am really not sure which MANX manual you have. I quote the following
sections from the manual I own:
from Page cc.10 (section 1.4.3 Selecting a module's memory model):
+C Module uses large code. If this option isn't specified,
the module will use small code.
+D Module uses large data. If this option isn't specified,
the module will use small data.
from page cc.11 (same section):
cc prog small code, small data
cc +C prog large code, small data
cc +D prog small code, large data
cc +C +D large code, large data
from page cc13 (2.1.2 Special Options for the Amiga):
+C Generate code that uses the "large code" memory
model. For information on +C and the related +D
option, see the Operator Information section.
+D Generate code that uses the "large data" memory
model.
Quotes are from a manual labeled as follows:
Aztec C68K for the Amiga
Version 3.2
April 1986
Copyright 1986 by Manx
(Quotes are "fair use" and therefore not a violation of copyright, since
this is a "review", in case it wasn't obvious.)
I just looked at your article in which you quoted these sections, and your
quote from cc.13 showed "small" inside the quotes. What is the version and
label on your manual?
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Steven C. Den Beste
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