
This archive contains some tools you need if you want to turn gcc-compiled
programs for the HP48 into executable binaries. The most important are:

class  - the assembler for the 1LT8 CPU used in the HP48. It creates
         object-files (*.o) from assembler-sources (*.s). Normally,
         class is invoked automatically from within gcc if everything is
         correctly installed.

clld   - the linker, links a number of object-files (*.o) and libraries
         (*.a, *.slo) into a binary executable that you may download
         to your HP48. Please make sure you are using "binary mode"
         for the transfer to your HP48. Normally, clld is invoked
         automatically from within gcc if everything is correctly
         installed.

GCCLDD - the dynamic linker, is an executable binary ready for download
         to your HP48 that is used by any program you link with clld,
         so you need to store it in a directory on your HP48 that is
         accessible by the clld-linked programs you create. { HOME }
         is a always a good place for GCCLDD

Please read the additional documentation, class.doc, clld.ps or clld.txt
if you're interested in more details.

Have fun,

Lutz Vieweg <lkv@mania.robin.de>
Author of this archive.

