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Subject: How do you write absolute code?
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Date: Fri, 24-Apr-87 11:20:14 EST
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Here's a quick one for you compiler guru's out there... 

Is there an easy way to create code that is completely relocated for a
fixed target address?  i.e.  I want to create 68000 code that will live
in ROM at a certain known and fixed address with my C compiler (Aztec 3.4).

I know that I could take the executable and do my own LoadSeg()ish
thing but I'd like to avoid this if I can. 

Any ideas?  Is there already a super-fantastic-and-highly-elastic program 
that does this kind of thing?

	 Anybody? 

	   -Rico

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