🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi all

Does anyone know where i can find details of what is romable and what is 
not with GCC's CPP compiling.

I have had a quick look at the assembler output, but without doing an 
exhaust test, i do not how much is romable. 

For instance, the compiler generates what look like vtable definitions 
for a class with some member pointers in them. What does the compiler do 
generally. If i new an object does it make a copy of this vtable. Also
the size that is allocated is different from the size of the vtable. 
Does it make a copy of part of the table, keep a pointer, etc....

Is there something i can read on this - any pointers anyone please.

As this is destined for an embedded system, i'd like to know what 
assembler is produced so i can get my system right.

Target = 386, Host = DOS

(I also need the COFF file format so i can produce a loader!!)

Thanks.
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