For the
RESOLVE(symbol_name
• When the symbol is not defined in the current processor scope, the
<resolver>
• When the symbol is defined in the current processor scope, the
<resolver>
the symbol.
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Resolve a C/C++ variable by prefixing the variable with an under-
score in the
SEARCH_DIR()
The
SEARCH_DIR()
linker searches for input files. Specify multiple directories within a
command by delimiting each path with a semicolon (;) and
SEARCH_DIR
enclosing long directory names within straight quotes.
The search order follows the order of the listed directories. This command
appends search directories to the directory selected with the linker's
command-line switch. Place this command at the beginning of the .
file to ensure that the linker applies the command to all file searches.
Example
ARCHITECTURE (ADSP-BF535)
MAP (SINGLE-PROCESSOR.MAP)
SEARCH_DIR( $ADI_DSP\Blackfin\lib; ABC\XYZ )
// $ADI_DSP is a predefined linker macro that expands
// to the VDSP++ install directory. Search for objects
// in directory Blackfin/lib relative to the install directory
// and to the ABC\XYZ directory.
VisualDSP++ 3.5 Linker and Utilities Manual
for 16-Bit Processors
,
resolver)
supplies a filename, overriding any
supplies an address at which the linker should locate
command (for example,
RESOLVE()
command specifies one or more directories that the
Linker Description File
command:
LINK_AGAINST()
_symbol_name
// Generate a MAP file
.
).
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