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[Format]
-section = <sub>[,...]
<sub>: { P = <section name> |
C = <section name> |
D = <section name> |
B = <section name> |
L = <section name> |
W = <section name> }
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[Description]
- | This option specifies the section name. |
- | section=P=<section name> specifies the section name of a program area. |
- | section=C=<section name> specifies the section name of a constant area. |
- | section=D=<section name> specifies the section name of an initialized data area. |
- | section=B=<section name> specifies the section name of an uninitialized data area. |
- | section=L=<section name> specifies the section name of a literal area. |
- | section=W=<section name> specifies the section name of a switch statement branch table area. |
- | <section name> must be alphabetic, numeric, underscore (_), or $. The first character must not be numeric. |
[Remarks]
- | The default for this option is section=P=P,C=C,D=D,B=B,L=L,W=W. |
- | In the same way as in V. 1.00, if you want to output the literal area in the C section rather than output a separate L section, select section=L=C. |
- | Except for changing the L section to the same section name as that of the C section, the same section name cannot be specified for the sections for different areas. |
- | For the translation limit of the section name length, refer to Translation Limits. |