Red Hat ENTERPRISE LINUX 4 - USING ID Using Manual page 95

Index
T
TARGET( ), see Section 4.4.3 Commands
bfdname
Dealing with Object File Formats
thumb entry point, see Section 5.3
Interworking Between ARM and Thumb Code
TI COFF versions, see Section 5.7
Various TI COFF Versions
traditional format, see Section 3.1 Command Line Op-
tions
U
unallocated address, next, see Section 4.10.7 Builtin
Functions
undefined symbol, see Section 3.1 Command Line Op-
tions
undefined symbol in linker script, see Section 4.4.4
Other Linker Script Commands
undefined symbols, warnings on, see Section 3.1
Command Line Options
uninitialized data placement, see Section 4.6.4.3 Input
Section for Common Symbols
unspecified memory, see Section 4.6.5 Output Section
Data
usage, see Section 3.1 Command Line Options
using a DEF file, see Section 5.8
win/mingw)
using auto-export functionality, see Section 5.8
and WIN32 (cygwin/mingw)
Using decorations, see Section 5.8
(cygwin/mingw)
V
variables, defining, see Section 4.5 Assigning Values
to Symbols
verbose, see Section 3.1 Command Line Options
version, see Section 3.1 Command Line Options
version script, see Section 4.9 VERSION Command
version script, symbol versions, see Section 3.1 Com-
mand Line Options
VERSION {script text}, see Section 4.9 VERSION
Command
versions of symbols, see Section 4.9 VERSION Com-
mand
W
warnings, on combining symbols, see Section 3.1
Command Line Options
warnings, on section alignment, see Section 3.1 Com-
mand Line Options
warnings, on undefined symbols, see Section 3.1
Command Line Options
's Support for
ld
's Support for
ld
and WIN32 (cyg-
ld
ld
and WIN32
ld
what is this?, see Chapter 2 Overview
wildcard file name patterns, see Section 4.6.4.2 Input
Section Wildcard Patterns
X
Xtensa processors, see Section 5.9
cessors
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and Xtensa Pro-
ld