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This command does nothing whatever; it's only accepted for compatibility.
FORMAT
output-format
Similar to the
OUTPUT_FORMAT
one of these output formats:
1. S-records, if
2. IEEE, if
output-format
3. COFF (the
LIST ...
anything
Print (to the standard output file) a link map, as produced by the
The keyword
LIST
LOAD
filename
LOAD ,
filename filename
Include one or more object file
directly on the
filename
NAME
output-name
is the name for the program produced by
output-name
is equivalent to the command-line option
ORDER ,
secname secname
ORDER
secname secname secname
Normally, orders the sections in its output file in the order in which they first appear in
ld
the input files. In an MRI-compatible script, you can override this ordering with the
command. The sections you list with
specified.
PUBLIC =
name expression
PUBLIC ,
name expression
PUBLIC
name expression
Supply a value (
SECT ,
secname expression
SECT =
secname expression
SECT
secname expression
You can use any of these three forms of the
( ) for section
expression
, only the first sets the start address.
secname
command in the more general linker language, but restricted to
output-format
is
IEEE
variant in BFD), if
coff-m68k
may be followed by anything on the same line, with no change in its effect.
, ...
filename
filename
command line.
ld
, ...
secname
) for external symbol
expression
secname
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is
S
output-format
in the link; this has the same effect as specifying
ld
or the general script language command
-o
will appear first in your output file, in the order
ORDER
used in the linker input files.
name
command to specify the start address
SECT
. If you have more than one
is
COFF
command-line option
ld
; the MRI-compatible command
statement for the same
SECT
.
-M
NAME
.
OUTPUT
ORDER