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xdc linking order

xdc linking order

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Victor Cheng
Posted by Victor Cheng
on Feb 16 2011 12:58 PM
Intellectual2000 points

How can I have control over linking order when I use xdc.tools.configuro and a cfg.file to build my application ?

My issue is simple: I have a library that calls CE functions such as VIDENC1_create(), VIDENC1_delete(), VIDENC1_control(), VIDENC1_process(). However the linker always tries to link my library after videnc1.av5T, which results in undefined reference error.

For instance the linker command file generated by configuro looks like this:

/* input libraries */

INPUT(

    "/myPath/myApp_x470MV.o470MV"

    "/dvsdk_2_10_01_18/codec_engine_2_24/packages/ti/sdo/ce/video1/lib/release/viddec1.av5T"

    "/dvsdk_2_10_01_18/codec_engine_2_24/packages/ti/sdo/ce/video1/lib/release/videnc1.av5T"

    "/dvsdk_2_10_01_18/codec_engine_2_24/packages/ti/sdo/ce/video2/lib/release/viddec2.av5T"

    "/dvsdk_2_10_01_18/codec_engine_2_24/packages/ti/sdo/ce/lib/release/ce.av5T"

    "/dvsdk_2_10_01_18/codec_engine_2_24/packages/ti/sdo/ce/ipc/linux/lib/release/ipc_linux.av5T"

    "/dvsdk_2_10_01_18/codec_engine_2_24/packages/ti/sdo/ce/alg/lib/release/Algorithm_noOS.av5T"

    "/dvsdk_2_10_01_18/codec_engine_2_24/packages/ti/sdo/ce/alg/lib/release/alg.av5T"

    "/dvsdk_2_10_01_18/codec_engine_2_24/packages/ti/sdo/ce/osal/linux/lib/release/osal_linux_470.av5T"

    "/myPath/myLibrary.a"


etc.

I would like to force "/myPath/myLibrary.a" to be right before  '"/dvsdk_2_10_01_18/codec_engine_2_24/packages/ti/sdo/ce/video1/lib/release/videnc1.av5T"

Currently I workaround the issue by editing linker.cmd after the error is thrown and I do again a 'make' but I would like a smoother build process. 

 

Thanks for your help.

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  • Sasha Slijepcevic
    Posted by Sasha Slijepcevic
    on Feb 18 2011 12:30 PM
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    Verified by David Friedland
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    Victor,
    linking order is determined by dependency relations that RTSC packages form when they load each other. For example, if pkgA calls xdc.useModule or xdc.module on any module in pkgB, or pkgA calls loadPackage on pkgB, pkgA's libraries will be linked before pkgB's libraries.

    If your library is in a RTSC package, somewhere in the configuration code for that package you should reference the package ti.sdo.ce.videnc1. If that's already a case, and you are still getting the order above, there might be a bug somewhere in XDCtools. If your library is not in a RTSC package, I would have to see how you are adding it to the library list to find out how to change the order.

    If my reply answers your question please mark the thread as answered.

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  • Victor Cheng
    Posted by Victor Cheng
    on Mar 07 2011 15:59 PM
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    Hi Sasha,

    Adding ti.sdo.ce.videnc1 to the package.xs file solved the issue ! Thanks a lot.

     

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