--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Tom Walsh <tom@...> wrote: > > bobtransformer wrote: > > >Whatever happened to absolute code listings ? Are they a thing of >>the past now ? > > > Not sure what you are running, but I get absolute org'ed listings >with gcc. The ARM one is IAR 4.31A. Got the same sort of output from Code Terrorist (for freescale non ARM uPs) which I was very happy to have just un-installed from my PC, and then ridding my registry of the hundred plus settings CW leaves behind even after it is uninstalled. I would just think that all good linkers these days would have the option of outputting complete org'd absolute located listings like the AVR compiler I used to use (CVAVR) as well as older compilers. Thanks for the insight and the GCC insight as well. Maybe I can take the assembly output from and run it through the GCC assembler if I need to. BTW, I've just started this project using the LPC2103 and LPC2144 and am having a lot of fun so far. It is working so far but there is much to learn. >>PS... And why is it that my posts don't always show up on yahoo >>groups ? > Naw, apparently just a crippled list server. So, don't feel that >you are being singled out, it will discard anyones mail with >impunity. Sending or receiving, it will sometimes even drop / lock >your entire account... Good. I feel much better about this then. Thanks again Tom and Jaysa. boB Turn on the following options and you will get an .lss file that > is a complete listing of your entire project: > > CFLAGS += -Wa,-adhlns=$(<:.c=.lst) > > >boB > > > >PS... And why is it that my posts don't always show up on yahoo groups ? > >Is this a moderated group ? > > > > > > > Naw, apparently just a crippled list server. So, don't feel that you > are being singled out, it will discard anyones mail with impunity. > Sending or receiving, it will sometimes even drop / lock your entire > account... > > TomW > > -- > Tom Walsh - WN3L - Embedded Systems Consultant > http://openhardware.net, http://cyberiansoftware.com > "Windows? No thanks, I have work to do..." > ---------------------------------------------------- >
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Re: Absolute Vs. Relocatable object code and listings
2006-05-20 by bobtransformer
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