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Linker-defined symbols
6.2 Linker-defined symbolsThe linker defines some symbols that are reserved by ARM®, and that you can access if required. Symbols that contain the character sequence
$$ , and all other external names containing the sequence $$ , are names reserved by ARM.You can import these symbolic addresses and use them as relocatable addresses by your
assembly language programs, or refer to them as
extern symbols
from your C or C++ source code.Be aware that:
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