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Werner Schönenberger wrote:
> 
... snip ...
> 
> This is a good idea but since the most part of the code is in
> assembler, there is no chance for structures. But nevertheless
> thank you for the hint - perhaps there might be a way for
> relocation of the symbols in the initializing phase. I have to
> check this out.

Of course you can handle structures in assembler.  C source
generates just such assember source.

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