The PRECEDE directive locates segments in DATA
memory prior to other relocatable BIT, DATA, and
IDATA segments. Segments specified with the PRECEDE
directive are located after register banks and absolute BIT,
DATA, and IDATA segments.
This directive is specified as follows:
PRECEDE (segment 〚(address)〛 〚, ...〛)
Where
segment
is the name of a segment.
address
is a physical address at which the segment is to be
located.
Segments specified are located at the lowest available address in
DATA memory in the order specified.
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.
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