first attempt at grouping commands into categories based on what I think they do

[proxmark3-svn] / bootrom / ldscript-flash

diff --git a/bootrom/ldscript-flash b/bootrom/ldscript-flash
index 37bfaaa1060bf7f7b9b99bb3ed182a75ce119d4e..ccc0db2ffef2e297f6faeda354d7bca7af52b9b4 100644 (file)
--- a/bootrom/ldscript-flash
+++ b/bootrom/ldscript-flash
@@ -18,17 +18,19 @@ SECTIONS
        _version_information_start = ABSOLUTE(.);\r
        *(.version_information);\r
        \r
        _version_information_start = ABSOLUTE(.);\r
        *(.version_information);\r
        \r

-       /* Why doesn't this work even though _bootphase1_version_pointer = 0x1001fc?
+       /* Why doesn't this work even though _bootphase1_version_pointer = 0x1001fc?\r

          . = _bootphase1_version_pointer - ORIGIN(bootphase1); */\r
        /* This works, apparently it fools the linker into accepting an absolute address */\r
        . = _bootphase1_version_pointer - ORIGIN(bootphase1) + ORIGIN(bootphase1);\r
        LONG(_version_information_start)\r
     } >bootphase1\r
     \r
          . = _bootphase1_version_pointer - ORIGIN(bootphase1); */\r
        /* This works, apparently it fools the linker into accepting an absolute address */\r
        . = _bootphase1_version_pointer - ORIGIN(bootphase1) + ORIGIN(bootphase1);\r
        LONG(_version_information_start)\r
     } >bootphase1\r
     \r

+    __bootphase2_src_start__ = ORIGIN(bootphase2);\r

     .bootphase2 : {\r
        __bootphase2_start__ = .;\r
        *(.startphase2)\r
        *(.text)\r
     .bootphase2 : {\r
        __bootphase2_start__ = .;\r
        *(.startphase2)\r
        *(.text)\r

+       *(.eh_frame)\r

        *(.glue_7)\r
        *(.glue_7t)\r
        *(.rodata)\r
        *(.glue_7)\r
        *(.glue_7t)\r
        *(.rodata)\r


@@ -44,4 +46,8 @@ SECTIONS
     \r
     . = ALIGN( 32 / 8 );\r
     __bss_end__ = .;\r
     \r
     . = ALIGN( 32 / 8 );\r
     __bss_end__ = .;\r

+    \r
+    .commonarea (NOLOAD) : {\r
+       *(.commonarea)\r
+    } >commonarea\r

 }\r
 }\r