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Environment Settings Command Prompt ERRORLEVEL Output Files Listing (MAP) File Absolute Object File Directives Reference ARTX166 ASSIGN CINITTAB CLASSES DISABLEWARNING DPPUSE ELF GROUPS INTNO IXREF LINKONLY NAME NOAMAKE NOCASE NOCOMMENTS NODEFAULTLIBRARY NOINIT NOLIBSCAN NOLINES NOMAP NOPRINT NOPUBLICS NOSORTSIZE NOSYMBOLS NOTYPE NOVECTAB OBJECTCONTROLS PAGELENGTH PAGEWIDTH PRINT PRINTCONTROLS PUBLICSONLY PURGE REGBANK REGFILE RESERVE RTX166 RTX166TINY SECSIZE SECTIONS VECTAB WARNINGLEVEL Defining Physical Memory TGROUPS Error MessagesRESERVE Linker Directive
| Abbreviation | RE | |
| Arguments | RESERVE (range « , ... ») | |
| Default | No memory areas are reserved. | |
| µVision | Options — L166 Misc — Reserve. | |
| Description | The RESERVE directive reserves specified memory areas (range) and prevents the linker from locating anything in them. This directive may be used to skip over memory areas that are unavailable or that are used for special purposes (memory buffer, FIFO, and so on). A warning message is generated if an absolute section uses a reserved memory area. | |
| See Also | CLASSES, SECTIONS | |
| Example |
L166 file1.obj RESERVE (4h-200h) This example reserves memory from 0004h to 0200h. L166 file2.obj RESERVE (0x200-0x3FFF, 0x10000-0x1FFFF) This example reserves 0200h-3FFFh and 10000h-1FFFFh. |
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