Analog Devices VisualDSP++ 3.5 Manual page 112

LDF Commands
ELIMINATE_SECTIONS()
The
ELIMINATE_SECTIONS(sectionList)
remove unreferenced code and data from listed sections only.
The
sectionList
LDF command and the linker's
on page 2-41) may be used to specify sections from which unreferenced
code and data are to be eliminated.
INCLUDE()
The
INCLUDE()
processes before processing the remainder of the current LDF. Specify any
number of additional
command.
Only one of these additional
architecture. Normally, the top-level
files.
INPUT_SECTION_ALIGN()
The
INPUT_SECTION_ALIGN(number)
(data or instruction) in an output section to an address satisfying
The argument, which must be a power of 2, is a word boundary
number
(address). Valid values for
segment receiving the output section being aligned.
The linker fills holes created by
zeros (by default), or with the value specified with the preceding
command valid for the current scope. See
page 3-42.
3-26
is a comma-delimited list of input sections. Both this
-es
command specifies additional
files. Supply one file name per
.LDF
.LDF
number
INPUT_SECTION_ALIGN()
VisualDSP++ 3.5 Linker and Utilities Manual
command instructs the linker to
command-line switch (see
files that the linker
.LDF
files is obligated to specify a target
file includes the other
.LDF
command aligns each input section
depend on the word size of the memory
under
FILL
INCLUDE()
.LDF
number
commands with
FILL
"SECTIONS{}" on
for 16-Bit Processors
.