Linkage Kit Manual V6-00 - Fujitsu

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CHAPTER 1 SPECIFICATIONS OF LINKAGE KIT 1.7 Help Message The following two kinds of messages are shown as help messages. • Command line description format • List of options at startup ■ Help Message When nothing is specified other than the command name at startup, or when the -help option is specified at startup, program ends while showing the description format of command line and the list of startup options. Refer to Section "3.2.3 Specifying Display of Help Message (-help)" for more details. ● Example of help message The below figure shows an example of help message in the case of linker. Figure 1.7-1 Example of Help Message usage : flnk911s [-option ...] object[ object ...] ------------ options: *1 ------- target CPU option ------- -cpu cpu-name : Specify target CPU (need) ------- linker mode options ------- -a : absolute linking mode (absolute) -r : relocatable linking mode *2 ------- library options ------- -l filename[,...] : specify library file name : : [Description of example] 1: Command line syntax (startup procedure) is displayed. 2: List of options and simple description. This message can be shown in Japanese depending on the setting of the Environment variable FELANG (Refer to Section "1.10.2 FELANG (Message Language)".) 10 PART I LINKAGE KIT
1.8 Identifiers 1.8 Identifiers <strong>Linkage</strong> kit can handle the following seven kinds of identifiers such as creating program. • File name • Module name • Option name • Section name • Group name • ROM/RAM area name • Symbol name (Mangle name) ■ Types of Characters Consisting of Identifiers ■ Indicating Identifiers The following characters can be used as identifiers. • Alphabetical letters • Numbers • Underscore (_) Numbers cannot be used at the top of letters. At the same, types of characters that can be used for the file name depends on the OS being used. The module name that is created from the file name also depends on the OS being used. English uppercase and lowercase are indicated. ■ Limiting the Number of Letters for Identifiers ■ Mangle Name The number of letters for an identifier is limitless. As for the identifier of the function name etc. which the C++ compiler generates, information to show type information etc. on the function is added. This thing is called mangle and the identifier is called mangle name. The identifier such as labels treated in the linker is specified by using this mangle name. ■ Displaying Identifier Name when Outputting List When the list is output, the mangle name does and displays the decipherment like being comprehensible. All identifier names are not always displayed in the various list files that linkage kit creates. Some of the longer identifier names only have the top 33 characters or so output and the remaining characters are not displayed. Number of characters that can be displayed in one line increases or decreases depending on the setting of page width of a list. The format of easy viewing can be selected. An option is also available to display the identifier name using multiple lines. PART I LINKAGE KIT 11
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