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C674x compiler: Mixed C and Assembly library link errors

C674x compiler: Mixed C and Assembly library link errors

  • LakshmikanthReddy
    Posted by LakshmikanthReddy
    on Mar 26 2012 01:05 AM
    Intellectual1670 points

    We have an issue while trying to compile .asm files on the C674X DSP,

    We have a DSP out file, which depend on a certain lib (coded in assembly), the issues is:

    When I have a .asm file which is compiled in the lib -> while linking the DSP out file, I’m getting undefined symbols (on the function in the .asm file)

    When I move the .asm file to compile as part of the DSP out makefile, I’m getting the same result

    When I move the .asm file to compile as part of the DSP out makefile AND change the function prefix (removing all ‘_’ at the beginning of the function name in the .asm file), all is OK

    Is there any compiler option to allow taking '_' prefixed assembly functions and linking with C code?

     

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  • Archaeologist
    Posted by Archaeologist
    on Mar 26 2012 10:04 AM
    Mastermind40630 points

    Are you using EABI or COFF ABI?

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  • AartiG
    Posted by AartiG
    on Mar 26 2012 10:09 AM
    Guru68925 points

    Are you building for EABI? If so, assembly symbol names are not prepended with the underscore (differently than COFF ABI where they are).
    Please see this wiki page which describes the difference between COFF ABI and EABI and ways to handle this difference in naming:
    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/C6000_EABI_Migration#Assembly_Code_Changes_.28C_and_C.2B.2B_ABI_Changes.29

     


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