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Linker file in linux? just like .cmd file?

vijayabharathi chelladurai
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Hi

 

Iam using the OMAP 3530 board,  I know how to use the linker file( .cmd) in the CCS IDE.. Now iam really trying to find out where is the same linker file  in linux? How to use it.

KIndly advise me in this?

Regards

Vijayabharathi C

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    TI__Mastermind 40080 points

    In Linux, to my knowledge, there is not a linker command file like the one required for the CCS environment. Linux supports a virtual addressing environment the program loader operation takes care of resolving symbols, locating the code and if needed linking with runtime libraries. In the CCS environment the linker command file defines the address space and load point, that's typically not needed in Linux.

    Here's a link that describes the linux link and load process in a little bit more detail.

    http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6463