About ordering execution regions containing
Thumb code
The 16-bit Thumb branch range is 4MB. When an execution region
contains Thumb code that exceeds 4MB, armlink attempts
to order sections that are at a similar average call depth and to place
the most commonly called sections centrally. This helps to minimize
the number of veneers generated.
The 32-bit Thumb branch range is 16MB. Section re-ordering
is only required if that limit is exceeded.
To disable section re-ordering, use the --no_largeregions command-line
option.
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