12-12-2010, 01:35 PM
The compiler calls the ROM when doing floating point ops (+, -, *, /, SIN, COS... etc). For integer / fixed values it does not.
It also calls the ROM for plotting (DRAW and CIRCLE are implemented, but they call PLOT in the end).
You can get the entire program asm code of your program with --asm option. So could try creating a .bas program file, and compile it with --asm and see the generated assembler code. You can use it to check if there's something you can take profit from.
Also, the code in the library/asm is free if you want to include it in your projects in anyway. Everything is GPLv2 licensed.
It also calls the ROM for plotting (DRAW and CIRCLE are implemented, but they call PLOT in the end).
You can get the entire program asm code of your program with --asm option. So could try creating a .bas program file, and compile it with --asm and see the generated assembler code. You can use it to check if there's something you can take profit from.
Also, the code in the library/asm is free if you want to include it in your projects in anyway. Everything is GPLv2 licensed.