TASKING VX-toolset for ARM User Guide

TASKING VX-toolset for ARM User Guideprotect [on | off | default | restore] (*) / endprotectWith these pragmas you can protect sections against linker optimizations. This excludes a section fromunreferenced section removal and duplicate section removal by the linker. endprotect restores thedefault section protection.runtime [flags | default | restore] (*)With this pragma you can control the generation of additional code to check for a number of errors atrun-time.The pragma argument syntax is the same as for the arguments of the C compiler option --runtime.You can use this pragma to control the run-time checks for individual statements. In addition, objectsdeclared when the "bounds" sub-option is disabled are not bounds checked. The "malloc" sub-optioncannot be controlled at statement level, as it only extracts an alternative malloc implementation from thelibrary.section [name=]{suffix |-f|-m|-fm} [default | restore] (*) / endsectionRename sections by adding a suffix to all section names specified with name, or restore default sectionnaming. If you specify only a suffix (without a name), the suffix is added to all section names. See Ccompiler option --rename-sections and assembler directive .SECTION for more information.section_code_init [on | off | default | restore] (*) / section_no_code_initCopy or do not copy code sections from ROM to RAM at application startup.section_const_init [on | off | default | restore] (*) / section_no_const_initCopy or do not copy read-only data sections from ROM to RAM at application startup.silicon_bug [bug,...] [default | restore] (*)Without arguments, all silicon bug workarounds are enabled. Alternatively, you can specify acomma-separated list of silicon bug workarounds.See C compiler option --silicon-bug and Chapter 19, CPU Problem Bypasses and Checks.source [on | off | default | restore] (*) / nosourceWith these pragmas you can choose which C source lines must be listed as comments in assembly output.See C compiler option --source.stdinc [on | off | default | restore] (*)This pragma changes the behavior of the #include directive. When set, the C compiler options--include-directory and --no-stdinc are ignored.18