DIY-Multiprotocol-TX-Module/BootLoaders/Boards/stm32/system/support/ld/common.inc

/*
 * Linker script for libmaple.
 *
 * Original author "lanchon" from ST forums, with modifications by LeafLabs.
 */

OUTPUT_FORMAT ("elf32-littlearm", "elf32-bigarm", "elf32-littlearm")

/*
 * Configure other libraries we want in the link.
 *
 * libgcc, libc, and libm are common across supported toolchains.
 * However, some toolchains require additional archives which aren't
 * present everywhere (e.g. ARM's gcc-arm-embedded releases).
 *
 * To hack around this, we let the build system specify additional
 * archives by putting the right extra_libs.inc (in a directory under
 * toolchains/) in our search path.
 */
GROUP(libgcc.a libc.a libm.a)
INCLUDE extra_libs.inc

/*
 * These force the linker to search for vector table symbols.
 *
 * These symbols vary by STM32 family (and also within families).
 * It's up to the build system to configure the link's search path
 * properly for the target MCU.
 */
INCLUDE vector_symbols.inc

/* STM32 vector table. */
EXTERN(__stm32_vector_table)

/* C runtime initialization function. */
EXTERN(start_c)

/* main entry point */
EXTERN(main)

/* Initial stack pointer value. */
EXTERN(__msp_init)
PROVIDE(__msp_init = ORIGIN(ram) + LENGTH(ram));

/* Reset vector and chip reset entry point */
EXTERN(__start__)
ENTRY(__start__)
PROVIDE(__exc_reset = __start__);

/* Heap boundaries, for libmaple */
EXTERN(_lm_heap_start);
EXTERN(_lm_heap_end);

SECTIONS
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        *(.ARM.exidx* .gnu.linkonce.armexidx.*)
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         * internal SRAM, beginning after .bss, and growing towards
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         *
         * I'm shoving these here naively; there's probably a cleaner way
         * to go about this. [mbolivar]
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