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  • rts55x.lib vectors.obj

    rts55x.lib vectors.obj

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    Jon Halland
    Posted by Jon Halland
    on Apr 30 2012 20:05 PM
    Prodigy180 points

    Hi,

    I'm programming a mixed c and asm project. Interrupts are handled purely in assemby with a directly coded interrupt vectort table, IVP pointer setup ... all works fine.

    Since I'm also using c for the main program and house keeping, the rts55x.lib is automatic included. This generates the rts55x.lib : vectors.obj (space set a side for an additional interrupt vector table) which I will not use. Is there a way I can prevent this object from being created or excluded from linking ?

    Cheers 

    C5500 interrupt vector RTS library
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    • Archaeologist
      Posted by Archaeologist
      on May 01 2012 10:24 AM
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      The linker command file is responsible for pulling in that section.  It will only do so if your linker command file has the option "-u _Reset", which causes _Reset to be an undefined symbol requiring a definition, which means that the linker must find a definition somewhere.  In order to make sure your vectors are pulled in and not the RTS library's version, you must either:

      1. Make sure the symbol "_Reset" is defined in your vector table module, or
      2. Adjust the linker command file so that it has "-u _YourDirectlyCodedIVT" and not "-u _Reset"
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      Posted by Jon Halland
      on May 01 2012 18:51 PM
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      Thanks,

      I made a .global label _Reset (can be anywhere in the code, I think) and no vector.obj is included.

      It seems like _Reset MUST be defined in my code to avoid the rts lib version.

      No need for any -u declarations.

       

      Cheers

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