Section-related symbols are symbols generated by the linker
when it creates an image without scatter-loading.
The linker generates the following types of section-related
symbols:
Image symbols, if you use
command-line options to create a simple image. A simple image has
three output sections (RO, RW, and ZI) that produce the three execution regions.
Input section symbols, for every input section present
in the image.
The linker sorts sections within an execution region first
by attribute RO, RW, or ZI, then by name. So, for example, all .text sections
are placed in one contiguous block. A contiguous block of sections
with the same attribute and name is known as a consolidated
section.
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