TASKING VX-toolset for ARM User Guide

TASKING VX-toolset for ARM User GuideTypeThe rule type:ordered/contiguous/clustered/unrestrictedSpecifies how sections are grouped. By default, a group is 'unrestricted' whichmeans that the linker has total freedom to place the sections of the group in theaddress space.absoluteThe section must be located at the address shown in the Properties column.rangedThe section must be located anywhere in the address ranges shown in theProperties column; end addresses are not included in the range.pageThe sections must be located in some address range with a size not larger thanshown in the Properties column; the first number is the page size, the second partis the address range restriction within the page.ranged pageBoth the ranged and the paged restriction apply. In the Properties column therange restriction is listed first, followed by the paged restriction between parenthesis.balloonedPropertiesPrioSectionsAfter locating all sections, the largest remaining gap in the space is used completelyfor the stack and/or heap.The contents depends on the Type column.The locate priority of the rule. A higher priority value gives a rule precedence overa rule with a lower priority, but only if the two rules have the same type and thesame properties.The relative order of rules of different types or different propertiesis not affected by this priority value. You can set the priority with the prioritygroup attribute in LSLThe sections to which the rule applies;restrictions between sections are shown in this column:< ordered| contiguous+ clusteredFor contiguous sections, the linker uses the section order as shown here. Clusteredsections can be located in any relative order.792