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From: SBRADLEY@armstrng.demon.co.uk (Simon Bradley)
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Subject: R'n'R Ada and embedded systems
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I am currently writing an embedded robot controller but the software is 
running very slowly, ie: an order of magnitude slower than the same system 
under DOS (ROM access times being mush slower than RAM).

I think I need a block copy bootstrap to dump the contents of the ROM into 
RAM and run it from there, but have no idea how to do this using JABS (Janus
Absolute Linker). If anybody has any experience with this sort of a problem,
I would be eternally grateful if they could mail any help to me at:

SBradley@armstrng.demon.co.uk


-- 
Simon Bradley