How portable is sdcard.h in the classic c lib? Is there any basic information on how to use it / port it available anywhere?
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[z88dk-dev] sdcard.h
I did my best to make it generic. Sadly I've been stuck for long time due to an sccz80 bug on the long types (bit shifting if IIRC) which now should be solved. This made me look for workarounds in native assembly and due to the extra lag I never completed the whole port.How portable is sdcard.h in the classic c lib? Is there any basic information on how to use it / port it available anywhere?
I think we have enough for a basic dialog with the SDCARD (I remember I tested it with ZXMMC too with the RealSpectrum emulator) but my original intention was to get up to the FAT file system and think at an universal driver interface.
I'm confident SDCC won't be very disappointed with it, but as I said some component is still missing (or untested).
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