SDKZSPF LSI, SDKZSPF Datasheet - Page 237

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Specifications of SDKZSPF

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Table 11.3
Option (Command Line
Equivalent)
Entry Point (-e)
Locate Stack (__stack_start)
Define symbols (-defsym)
Code Section(-Ttext)
Data Section (-Tdata)
Data Section (-Tbss)
Link Script
Object Files
Archive files List Box (-L)
Additional options
Linker Options
Table 11.3
Project Settings
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Description
The Entry Point directive to the linker specifies the starting address or
label of the executable. The default is the label “__start” (provided in
crt0.obj for C programs). For assembly programs you may specify
the entry point to be any valid label or address, or you may accept the
default which is the start of the .text section.
This entry defines the __stack_start symbol that determines the
starting address of the program stack pointer.
Creates a symbol in the output file containing the absolute address
specified by the expression. Enter the symbol and the expression in
the text box, using the following syntax: symbol=expression. Spaces
are not allowed next to the ‘=’ sign.
This entry specifies the starting address for the text segment of the
output file. The default value is 0x0
This entry specifies the starting address of the initialized data segment
of the output file. The default value is 0x0.
This entry specifies the starting address of the uninitialized data seg-
ment of the output file. The default value is 0x0.
This entry specifies a filename to be used as a Linker Command file,
if you need more control over the locations of sections in your execut-
able. The filename extension must not conflict with source/object
filename extensions. If you specify a relative pathname, it should be
relative to your project directory.
Specifies external object files to be linked with the project’s object files
to produce the executable. Select the Add button to select new object
files from a File Selection dialog box. To remove an object file from the
list, select the entry with the mouse and then select Remove.
Specifies external archive files to be linked with the project’s object
files to produce the executable. Select the Add button to select new
archive files from a File Selection dialog box. To remove an archive file
from the list, select the entry with the mouse and then select Remove.
This entry specifies any linker options that do not have a check box in
the Linker Settings tab. Separate multiple options with spaces.
describes the options that control the linker.
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