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Tool OptionsHLL object dumper option: --data-dump-format (-d)Command line syntax--data-dump-format[=format]-d[format]You can specify one of the following formats:directiveshexdhDump data as directives. A new directive will be generated for eachsymbol.Dump data as hexadecimal code with ASCII translation.Default: --data-dump-format=directivesDescriptionWith this option you can control the way data sections are dumped. By default, the contents of datasections are represented by directives. A new directive will be generated for each symbol. ELF labels inthe section are used to determine the start of a directive. ROM sections are represented with .db, .dh,.dw, .dd kind of directives, depending on the size of the data. RAM sections are represented with .dsdirectives, with a size operand depending on the data size. This can be either the size specified in theELF symbol, or the size up to the next label.With option --data-dump-format=hex, no directives will be generated for data sections, but data sectionsare dumped as hexadecimal code with ASCII translation.This only applies to ROM sections. RAM sectionswill be represented with only a start address and a size indicator.Examplehldumparm -F2 --section=.rodata hello.abs---------- Section dump ----------.section .data, '.rodata'.org 000006ac.db 48,65,6c,6c,6f,20,25,73,21,0a,00.endsec.section .data, '.rodata'.org 000006b8.db 77,6f,72,6c,64,00.endsec; Hello %s!..; world.hldumparm -F2 --section=.rodata --data-dump-format=hex hello.abs---------- Section dump ----------section 7 (.rodata):000006ac 48 65 6c 6c 6f 20 25 73 21 0a 00Hello %s!..711