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initialization function, see Section 3.1 Command Line
Options
initialized data in ROM, see Section 4.6.8.2 Output
Section LMA
input file format in linker script, see Section 4.4.3
Commands Dealing with Object File Formats
input filename symbols, see Section 4.6.6 Output Sec-
tion Keywords
input files in linker scripts, see Section 4.4.2 Com-
mands Dealing with Files
input files, displaying, see Section 3.1 Command Line
Options
input format, see Section 3.1 Command Line Options
input object files in linker scripts, see Section 4.4.2
Commands Dealing with Files
input section basics, see Section 4.6.4.1 Input Section
Basics
input section wildcards, see Section 4.6.4.2 Input Sec-
tion Wildcard Patterns
input sections, see Section 4.6.4 Input Section De-
scription
INPUT( ), see Section 4.4.2 Commands Deal-
files
ing with Files
integer notation, see Section 4.10.1 Constants
integer suffixes, see Section 4.10.1 Constants
internal object-file format, see Section 6.1.2 The BFD
canonical object-file format
invalid input, see Section 7.1 Have You Found a Bug?
K
K and M integer suffixes, see Section 4.10.1 Constants
KEEP, see Section 4.6.4.4 Input Section and Garbage
Collection
L
l =, see Section 4.7 MEMORY Command
L, deleting symbols beginning, see Section 3.1 Com-
mand Line Options
lazy evaluation, see Section 4.10.5 Evaluation
bugs, reporting, see Section 7.2 How to Report
ld
Bugs
LDEMULATION, see Section 3.2 Environment Vari-
ables
len =, see Section 4.7 MEMORY Command
LENGTH =, see Section 4.7 MEMORY Command
library search path in linker script, see Section 4.4.2
Commands Dealing with Files
link map, see Section 3.1 Command Line Options
link-time runtime library search path, see Section 3.1
Command Line Options
linker crash, see Section 7.1 Have You Found a Bug?
linker script concepts, see Section 4.1 Basic Linker
Script Concepts
linker script example, see Section 4.3 Simple Linker
Script Example
linker script file commands, see Section 4.4.2 Com-
mands Dealing with Files
linker script format, see Section 4.2 Linker Script For-
mat
linker script input object files, see Section 4.4.2 Com-
mands Dealing with Files
linker script simple commands, see Section 4.4 Simple
Linker Script Commands
linker scripts, see Chapter 4 Linker Scripts
(MRI), see Appendix A MRI Compatible Script
LIST
Files
little-endian objects, see Section 3.1 Command Line
Options
(MRI), see Appendix A MRI Compatible Script
LOAD
Files
load address, see Section 4.6.8.2 Output Section LMA
LOADADDR(
section
Functions
loading, preventing, see Section 4.6.8.1 Output Sec-
tion Type
local symbols, deleting, see Section 3.1 Command
Line Options
location counter, see Section 4.10.3 The Location
Counter
LONG( ), see Section 4.6.5 Output Sec-
expression
tion Data
M
M and K integer suffixes, see Section 4.10.1 Constants
machine architecture, see Section 4.4.4 Other Linker
Script Commands
machine dependencies, see Chapter 5 Machine De-
pendent Features
mapping input sections to output sections, see Section
4.6.4 Input Section Description
MAX, see Section 4.10.7 Builtin Functions
MEMORY, see Section 4.7 MEMORY Command
memory region attributes, see Section 4.7 MEMORY
Command
memory regions, see Section 4.7 MEMORY Com-
mand
memory regions and sections, see Section 4.6.8.3 Out-
put Section Region
memory usage, see Section 3.1 Command Line Op-
tions
MIN, see Section 4.10.7 Builtin Functions
MIPS embedded PIC code, see Section 3.1 Command
Line Options
MRI compatibility, see Appendix A MRI Compatible
Script Files
MSP430 extra sections, see Section 5.6
MSP430
Index
), see Section 4.10.7 Builtin
ld
and