The CC-RL provides the following libraries.
Table 7.1 | Supplied Libraries |
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Standard library
[V1.03 or later]
(except for calloc, free, malloc, and realloc)
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rl78nm4s.lib
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For an 8-bit or 16-bit CPU without extended instructions and arithmetic units
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rl78cm4s.lib
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For a 16-bit CPU using division/multiplication and multiply-accumulate units
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rl78em4s.lib
rl78em8s.lib
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For a 16-bit CPU using division/multiplication extended instructions
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[V1.03 or later]
Standard library
(calloc, free, malloc, realloc)
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malloc_n.lib
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malloc library for normal usage
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malloc_s.lib
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malloc library for security facility
[Professional Edition only]
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Runtime library
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rl78nm4r.lib
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For an 8-bit or 16-bit CPU without extended instructions and arithmetic units
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rl78cm4r.lib
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For a 16-bit CPU using division/multiplication and multiply-accumulate units
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rl78em4r.lib
rl78em8r.lib
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For a 16-bit CPU using division/multiplication extended instructions
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Startup routine
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cstart.asm
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Startup routine
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In order to pass the far pointer to a standard library function that has a variable pointer as a parameter, the user has to call the function for the far variable pointer whose function name starts with "_COM_". Note that when the -far_rom option is specified, the function macros of the header file are valid and the function for the far variable pointer is automatically called.