Hello, I'm working on embedded system based on an arm926ej-s processor. We use a 32MB SDRAM to run a code,which is booted from a serial flash. Unfortunately the flash is too small and now I need to somehow deal with it. I have a SD card available so I want to put a part of a code (library) there and load it to RAM during the boot. I'm able to take a piece of data and copy it everywhere with my bootloader but unfortunately I can't figure out how to link the project. I thought that I put all the symbols from library to some special linker section with defined address (like __attribute__((section=)) does), but it seems it cannot be done globally (my library is relatively big, hundreds of functions). Maybe building the library as the shared object could be the way - but don't know how to prepare the linker script as I use the one provided with Rowley Crossworks IDE, which has no support for dynamic linking (no sections .dynamic, .hash, .pot etc.) because it is normally used for non-os solutions. Is there anyone who could give me any advices about my issue, please? with best regards Jan -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Linking-a-shared-library-in-embedded-arm9-system-without-os-tp31288886p31288886.html Sent from the gcc - Help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
