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Ruediger Scheidig
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Hi,
actually I try to link the various object-file sections of my code in
separate memory regions (using mb-gcc and a linker script, output:
*.elf). Now, every memory region has 8 kB of adress space, so it is a
non-contigueous memory.
If i try to link, the .text section does not fit to 8kB. Is there any
chance to tell the linker:
hey, put the first 8kB of .text section in memory region A (the first
8kB) and the rest of it in memory region B?
Regards,
Ruediger
actually I try to link the various object-file sections of my code in
separate memory regions (using mb-gcc and a linker script, output:
*.elf). Now, every memory region has 8 kB of adress space, so it is a
non-contigueous memory.
If i try to link, the .text section does not fit to 8kB. Is there any
chance to tell the linker:
hey, put the first 8kB of .text section in memory region A (the first
8kB) and the rest of it in memory region B?
Regards,
Ruediger