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Overview of the linker
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Accessing and managing symbols with armlink
About mapping symbols
Accessing linker-defined symbols
Region-related symbols
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Using scatter files
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Importing linker-defined symbols in ARM assembler
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Creating a symdefs file
Outputting a subset of the global symbols
Reading a symdefs file
Symdefs file format
What is a steering file?
Specifying steering files on the linker command-li
Steering file command summary
Steering file format
Hiding and renaming global symbols with a steering
Using $Super$$ and $Sub$$ to patch symbol definiti
Using scatter files
Specifying steering files on the linker command-line
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Use the option --edit to
specify one or more steering files on the linker command-line.file-list
When you specify more than one steering file, you can use either of the following command-line formats:
armlink --edit file1 --edit file2 --edit file3
armlink --edit file1,file2,file3
Do not include spaces between the comma and the filenames when using a comma-separated list.
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