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    • *

  • *( COMMON )

    • -

  • -(
  • --verbose
  • --whole-archive
  • -Bdynamic
  • -Bstatic
  • -Bsymbolic
  • -d
  • -dc
  • -dp
  • -embedded-relocs
  • -F
  • -format
  • -G
  • -g
  • -help
  • -i
  • -M
  • -Map
  • -N
  • -n
  • -no-keep-memory
  • -noinhibit-exec
  • -oformat
  • -r
  • -relax
  • -s
  • -S
  • -shared
  • -sort-common
  • -t
  • -traditional-format
  • -Ur
  • -v
  • -V
  • -version
  • -warn-comon
  • -warn-constructors
  • -warn-once
  • -X
  • -x

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  • .

    • 0

  • 0x

    • ;

  • ;

    • =

    •

    >

    •

    [

    •

    a

  • absolute and relocatable symbols
  • aligning sections
  • allocating memory
  • archive files, from cmd line
  • arithmetic
  • arithmetic operators
  • assignment in scripts
  • assignment, in section defn

    • b

  • back end
  • BFD canonical format
  • BFD requirements
  • binary input files
  • binary input format

    • c

  • C++ constructors, arranging in link
  • combining symbols, warnings on
  • command files
  • command line
  • commands, fundamental
  • comments
  • common allocation, common allocation
  • commons in output
  • compatibility, MRI
  • constructors
  • CONSTRUCTORS
  • constructors, arranging in link
  • contents of a section
  • CREATE_OBJECT_SYMBOLS
  • current output location

    • d

  • dbx
  • decimal integers
  • deleting local symbols
  • direct output
  • discontinuous memory
  • dot

    • e

  • emulation
  • entry point, defaults
  • entry point, from command line
  • expression evaluation order
  • expression syntax
  • expression, absolute
  • expressions in a section

    • f

  • filename symbols
  • files and sections, section defn
  • files, including in output sections
  • fill pattern, entire section
  • first input file
  • first instruction
  • FLOAT
  • FORCE_COMMON_ALLOCATION
  • format, output file
  • functions in expression language
  • fundamental script commands

    • g

  • GNU linker
  • GNUTARGET
  • grouping input files
  • groups of archives

    • h

  • header size
  • help
  • hexadecimal integers
  • holes
  • holes, filling

    • i

  • including an entire archive
  • incremental link
  • input file format
  • input filename symbols
  • input files, displaying
  • input files, section defn
  • input format, input format
  • input sections to output section
  • integer notation
  • integer suffixes
  • internal object-file format

    • k

  • K and M integer suffixes

    • l

  • l =
  • L, deleting symbols beginning
  • layout of output file
  • lazy evaluation
  • len =
  • LENGTH =
  • link map, link map
  • load address, specifying
  • loading, preventing
  • local symbols, deleting
  • location counter

    • m

  • M and K integer suffixes
  • machine architecture, output
  • MEMORY
  • memory region attributes
  • memory regions and sections
  • memory usage
  • MIPS embedded PIC code
  • MRI compatibility

    • n

  • names
  • naming memory regions
  • naming output sections
  • naming the output file, naming the output file
  • negative integers
  • NMAGIC
  • NOFLOAT
  • NOLOAD
  • Non constant expression

    • o

  • o =
  • objdump -i
  • object file management
  • object files
  • object formats available
  • object size
  • octal integers
  • OMAGIC
  • opening object files
  • Operators for arithmetic
  • options
  • org =
  • ORIGIN =
  • output file after errors
  • output file layout

    • p

  • partial link
  • path for libraries
  • precedence in expressions
  • prevent unnecessary loading
  • provide

    • q

  • quoted symbol names

    • r

  • read-only text
  • read/write from cmd line
  • regions of memory
  • relaxing addressing modes
  • relocatable and absolute symbols
  • relocatable output
  • requirements for BFD
  • retaining specified symbols
  • rounding up location counter

    • s

  • scaled integers
  • script files
  • search directory, from cmd line
  • search path, libraries
  • section address, section address
  • section alignment
  • section definition
  • section defn, full syntax
  • section fill pattern
  • section size
  • section start
  • section, assigning to memory region
  • SECTIONS
  • segment origins, cmd line
  • semicolon
  • shared libraries
  • SIZEOF_HEADERS
  • sizeof_headers
  • specify load address
  • split, split
  • standard Unix system
  • start address, section
  • start of execution
  • strip all symbols
  • strip debugger symbols
  • stripping all but some symbols
  • suffixes for integers
  • symbol defaults
  • symbol definition, scripts
  • symbol names
  • symbol tracing
  • symbol-only input
  • symbols, from command line
  • symbols, relocatable and absolute
  • symbols, retaining selectively
  • synthesizing linker

    • t

  • traditional format

    • u

  • unallocated address, next
  • undefined symbol
  • undefined symbols, warnings on
  • uninitialized data
  • unspecified memory
  • usage

    • v

  • variables, defining
  • verbose
  • version, version

    • w

  • warnings, on combining symbols
  • warnings, on undefined symbols
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