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In crossgcc "Robert J. Brown" <rj@eli.elilabs.com> writes: >So what is the method? Do gnu ld linker scripts allow you to identify >a chunk of object code by the module name (name of .o file) together >with the names of the sections that are present in that file, so that >you could take the data section of foo.o and put it one place, but put >the data section of bar.o in another place, yet let the text sections >of both coallesce into a single code space? Yes. >I have used some pretty hairy linker scripts in embedded work before, >but using other proprietary linkers, not gnu ld. I have not read the >info docs on ld yet, so I am just wondering. Plese do not lob an RTFM >grenade my way for asking this question. :-) Well, you don't want me to say RTFM, but it does seem the right way to answer that question. Ian