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3 SOfTWarE DEVElOPMEnT PrOCEDUrES
The section information is displayed in blue except for the .vector section displayed in black. Blue is used to
display the standard sections defined by default and black is used to display other user defined sections. To edit
the section name, standard section attribute, address to locate, and objects to be located, a user section should
be created. The standard section allows the user to specify the location address only, and objects are automati-
cally located except those are located in the user sections with the same attribute.
Each of the above sections is predefined to contain object files that exist within a project.
Let's take a look at an example of the .vector section.
Step 34: Select ".vector" from the section list and click the [Edit] button.
The [Edit Section] dialog box will be displayed.
The upper part of the dialog box is used to set the sections listed in the preceding screen.
The list box on the lower right side shows the objects to be located in the .vector section. You can see
"boot.o" is set in the .vector section as you have previously specified in the New Project Wizard.
The list box on the left side lists the remaining other object files and library files within the project.
If any object in the left-side list needs to be located in this section, select that file from the list and click the [>]
button. The selected file will be moved to the right-side list box and added to the list of files that comprise this
section.
If there are multiple files displayed in the right-side list, they will be located in order as shown. The placement
order can be changed with the [Up] or [Down] button.
Although there are no object files generated at this point of time yet, the files in this dialog box are displayed on
the assumption that object files (boot.o, main.o) will be generated from the source files added to a project
in the same name as those of the source files.
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