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Image symbols
6.4.2 Image symbolsImage symbols are generated by the linker when you do not use scatter-loading to create a simple image. The following table shows the image symbols:
Table 6-4 Image symbols
Note
If you are using a scatter file, the image symbols are undefined. If your
code accesses any of these symbols, you must treat them as a weak reference.
The standard implementation of
__user_setup_stackheap() uses the value in Image$$ZI$$Limit . Therefore, if you are using a scatter file you must manually
place the stack and heap. You can do this either:
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