The absolute memory location of individual CODE segments.
This directive is specified as follows:
CODE (〚range, ...〛 〚segment 〚(address)〛 〚, ...〛〛)Where
range
specifies the address range(s) to use for CODE segments.
segment
is the name of a segment.
address
is a physical address at which the segment is to be located.
Note
The BL51 Linker allows you to use wildcards when locating program segments. For example, ?PR?*?MYFILE may be used to represent all program segments from the MYFILE source file.
The example below specifies that relocatable CODE segments be located in the address space 0 – 0x3FFF and 0x8000 – 0xFFFF:
BL51 MYPROG.OBJ CODE(0 - 0x3FFF, 0x8000 - 0xFFFF)To specify the order for segments, you must include the names of the segments separated by commas. The following example will place the ?PR?FUNC1?A and ?PR?FUNC2?A segments at the beginning of the CODE memory:
BL51 A.OBJ CODE(?PR?FUNC1?A, ?PR?FUNC2?A)You can also specify the memory location for a segment. The example below will place the ?PR?FUNC1?A segment at 800h and the ?PR?FUNC2?A segment after at this segment:
BL51 A.OBJ CODE(?PR?FUNC1?A (0x800), ?PR?FUNC2?A)
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