Hello all: I am wondering if anyone has ever implemented a __attribute__ or #pragma statement for use with constructors to specify to the compiler that the object does not exist in ram; therefore it can not just do a "MOV.L <reg>,<memory>" with the register containing the virtual tables address. The compiler I am presently using (from the chip vendor) does not take into account that C++ objects that have virtual tables, might reside in the eeprom. I am asking them to add this feature, and they are asking me if there is a standard way of handling this. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Jon
