Not to be outdone by Curt!

I can, if nothing else, guarantee that the following is very incomplete and certainly will not compile.

It is a *suggestion* on how to implement a register database in memory for the project. I am not sure if it will work as I don't have any C reference books here at work.

It _is_ a starting point, none the less...

Ron Gage - Saginaw, MI
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(See attached file: Register.c)

 

Hi Ron

I think you might have to underscore or capitalize byte. It'll take another cup of coffee to get through the rest. I take it you're bored with the Bonehead C (tm.) approach?

cww


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Hi Curt:

No, actually I was bored at work. The ideas on how to deal with the registers kept entering my mind so I tried to jot them out on paper. I'll probably add to it today (iow: I got the documentation on malloc and friends on Linux on hand now).

The typedef for byte can be changed to whatever we need/want it to be.

If it's caffeine you seek, I'll send you a tin of "Penguin Mints". 3 mints = a bottle of Coke (caffeine wise).

Ron


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