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How to remove un-invoked assembler from the TEXT segment?

Marvin Liang
Expert 3015 points

Hi,

   I have buit a CCS project for C64x+ on CCS3.1 and CCS3.3. The project has one assembler source file which included one assembler function, but this function is not invoked by any other API in the whole project. When I link the project,  I found the assembler function still allocate to the TEXT segment. I have tried more compiler/linker options, the assembler is still there.  My option is "-k -al -o0 -fr"../obj/Debug" -fs"../obj/Debug" -ft"../obj/Debug" -fb"../obj/Debug" -i"../../../../../inc" -d"_DEBUG" -mo -ml3 -mv6400+". I have tried a un-invoked C function, it can be removed when the obj linked.

     Do the compiler/linker support to remove un-invoked assembler from the TEXT segment? If that, how to remove it?

Thanks.

    Marvin

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    TI__Expert 4540 points

    Marvin,

    Try the .clink directive in your assembly file. The directive should appear after the declaration of the .text section. Something like this:

    .text
    .clink
    myfunc:

    In the older compilers, the ABI referred to as COFF ABI, conditional linking is not enabled by default. It is enabled using the .clink directive. Starting with the 7.0.0 release, a new abi, EABI, was added which supports conditional linking by default. More information on the .clink directive can be found in the Assembly Language Tools user guide under Assembler Directives.

  • 0 in reply to Cody Addison
    TI__Expert 3015 points

    Thanks.

       I confirmed it can work now.

         Marvin