Closed KyleCardoza closed 6 months ago
That constant is no more and streams are dynamically allocated.
The library is based on NuttX. The first iteration used had this constant, a later update made it dynamic and this constant is no more. It will statically allocate the first three streams (stdin, stdout and stderr), the rest are allocated using malloc()
and kept in a linked list.
I will update the user guide for the next release, sorry about the confusion.
Ah. My bad. Thank you.
By the way, did you ever set up a Patreon? If so I'd love to promote it, in addition to subscribing.
The user guide had to be updated, which I did for the next release. I have not set up a Patreon, it is something that I need to ponder more about.
The manual says the following:
I go into /usr/local/lib/calypsi-65816/src and dig around, but I don't seem to find that file, or any kind of Makefile or the like to rebuild the C library with an increased streams limit. I was wondering what I was missing in how I'm supposed to make use of this.