Experimental C toolchain for the WonderSwan. Early development.
- Read-only data (const arrays, etc.) will only end up in ROM if declared as
__far.- To be more precise, by default, pointers are near pointers. In wonderful-i8086, this means they can only point to the console RAM. To point to SRAM or the console ROM, far pointers must be utilized.
- The WonderWitch target has compilation issues on non-trivial code, due to the necessary logic to handle DS ≠ SS. This is unlikely to be resolved shortly.
- tkchia: "Yes, unfortunately support for %ss ≠ .data code is still extremely hacky and involves some not-quite-reliable deep black magic. (GCC was never quite designed in the first place to work with non-flat address spaces. Plus, the libgcc library was definitely not written with a %ss ≠ .data environment in mind.)" (source)
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All source files have their licensing terms stated in the file itself. Crucially, for runtime components linked with a compiled binary, the licenses are as follows:
- libgcc runtime library: GPLv3 w/ Runtime Library Exception
- startup/support code (
support/src/): zlib license - wonderful-i8086 C library (
libc/): CC0/public domain-like - wonderful-i8086 platform library (
libws/,libww/): zlib license
- lzsa decompression library (
liblzsa/): zlib license