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porting binutils to ut69r


Hi.

I'm porting binutils 2.11.2 to the UTMC ut69r processor. I had already 
ported gcc, using a non-gnu assembler; now I'd like to take advantage of 
the binutils support for stabs debugging, among other things.

I've got the as and ld mostly working, but I've hit a major stumbling block.

The ut69r has separate data and address spaces (I think that's called a 
"Harvard" architecture, but I can't find a reference). So I have a data 
section mapped to 0x0000 .. 0x0100, and a boot prom code section also 
mapped to 0x0000 .. 0x0100. ld, naturally, complains that the sections 
overlap.

Is there a way to tell ld about separate address spaces?

Are there other machines that binutils supports that have this structure?

Any hints?

Thanks in advance,

-- Stephe


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