Save-Temps; Si-Revision Version - Analog Devices VisualDSP++ 3.5 Manual

Linker Command-Line Reference
-s
The (strips all symbols) switch directs the linker to omit all symbol
-s
information from the output file.
Some debugger functionality (including "run to main"), all
functions, and the ability to stop at the end of program execution
rely on the debugger's ability to locate certain symbols in the exe-
cutable file. This switch removes these symbols.

-save-temps

The
-save-temps
ate) output files and place them in the /temp directory.

-si-revision version

The
-si-revision version
provides a silicon revision of the specified processor. For example,
linker -proc ADSP- BF535 -si-revision 0.1
The parameter
fied by the
-proc
The revision version takes one of two forms:
• One or more decimal digits, followed by a point, followed by one
or two decimal digits. Examples of revisions are: 0.0; 0.1; 1.12;
23.1. Version 0.1 is distinct from and "lower" than version 0.10.
The digits to the left of the point specify the chip tapeout number;
the digits to the right of the point identify the metal mask revision
number. The number to the right of the point cannot exceed deci-
mal 255.
• A version value of
should not concern itself with silicon errata.
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switch directs the linker to save temporary (intermedi-
(silicon revision) switch directs the linker to
represents a silicon revision of the processor speci-
version
switch (on page
is also supported to indicate that the linker
none
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for 16-Bit Processors