Symbols generated by the ARM linker-EEWORLD

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The ARM connector defines some symbols that contain the character $$. When generating an image file, the ARM connector uses them to represent the starting address and storage area boundaries of each domain in the image file, the starting address and storage area boundaries of each output segment, and the starting address and storage area boundaries of each input port.

for example:

Load$$region_name$$Base represents the starting address when region_name is loaded;

image$$region_name$$Base represents the starting address of region_name at runtime;

image$$region_name$$Length represents the runtime length of region_name [a multiple of 4 bytes];

image$$region_name$$Limit represents the next byte address at the end of the storage area when region_name is running [this address does not belong to the storage area occupied by the domain region_name]

RO Read-only domain

RW Readable and writable domain

ZI For fields initialized with 0

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