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@@ -1926,7 +1926,7 @@ code segment.
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\item Arithmetic operations on constant expression use the same
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\item Arithmetic operations on constant expression use the same
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operands as the intel version (e.g : \var{AND}, \var{XOR} ...)
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operands as the intel version (e.g : \var{AND}, \var{XOR} ...)
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\item Segment directives are not supported
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\item Segment directives are not supported
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-\item Only 68000 opcodes are currently supported
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+\item Only 68000 and a subset of 68020 opcodes are currently supported
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\end{itemize}
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\end{itemize}
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The inline assembler supports the following macros:
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The inline assembler supports the following macros:
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@@ -4752,8 +4752,8 @@ only} when you know what you're doing.
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\subsection{Motorola 680x0 specific}
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\subsection{Motorola 680x0 specific}
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-Using the \var{-O2} switch does several optimizations in the
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-code produced, the most notable being:
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+Using the \var{-O2} (the default) switch does several optimizations
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+in the code produced, the most notable being:
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\begin{itemize}
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\begin{itemize}
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\item Sign extension from byte to long will use \var{EXTB}
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\item Sign extension from byte to long will use \var{EXTB}
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@@ -6742,7 +6742,7 @@ FPC\_LINK\_DYNAMIC & Defined when the output will be linked dynamically.\\
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& This is defined when using the -XD compiler switch.\\
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& This is defined when using the -XD compiler switch.\\
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FPC\_LINK\_STATIC & Defined when the output will be linked statically.\\
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FPC\_LINK\_STATIC & Defined when the output will be linked statically.\\
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& This is the default mode. \\
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& This is the default mode. \\
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-FPC\_LINK\_SHARED & Defined when the output will be smartlinked.\\
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+FPC\_LINK\_SMART & Defined when the output will be smartlinked.\\
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& This is defined when using the -XX compiler switch.\\
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& This is defined when using the -XX compiler switch.\\
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FPC\_PROFILE & Defined when profiling code is added to program.\\
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FPC\_PROFILE & Defined when profiling code is added to program.\\
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& This is defined when using the -pg compiler switch.\\
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& This is defined when using the -pg compiler switch.\\
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carl