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LX51 Introduction Purpose of the Linker
Combining Modules Searching Libraries Combining Segments Locating Segments Overlaying Data Memory Resolving Externals Calculating Addresses Generating an Object File Generating a Listing File Memory Classes BIT, DATA, and IDATA CODE and CONST XDATA HCONST HDATA Classic 8051 Devices Extended 8051 Devices NXP 51MX Devices Segments Linking Programs Locating Program Objects Data Overlaying Code Banking Real-Time Programs Error MessagesLX51 Introduction
The LX51 Linker/Locator creates an absolute object module by linking together object modules created using the Keil A51 Assembler, AX51 Assembler, C51 Compiler, CX51 Compiler, Intel ASM-51 Assembler, and Intel PL/M-51 Compiler. Object modules created by these tools are relocatable and cannot be directly executed (even if they consist of only one source module). They must be linked and converted into an absolute object modules using the linker.
The following figure shows how C51 object modules flow through the Keil tool chain.
The LX51 Linker works with object modules created by the following development tools:
- Keil A51 Assembler
- Keil AX51 Assembler
- Intel ASM-51 Assembler
- Keil C51 Compiler
- Keil CX51 Compiler
- Intel PL/M-51 Compiler
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