-nostuff | CS+ V7.00.00

-nostuff

[Format]

-nostuff [= <section type>[,...]]

            <section type>: { B | D | C | W }

[Description]

-	When the nostuff option is specified, the compiler allocates the variables belonging to the specified <section type> to 4-byte boundary alignment sections. When <section type> is omitted, variables of all section types are applicable.

-	C, D, and B are the section names specified by the section option or #pragma section. W is the section name specified by the section option. The data contents allocated to each section are output in the order they were defined.

[Example]

int a;

char b=0;

const short c=0;

struct {

        char x;

        char y;

} ST;

        .SECTION                C,ROMDATA,ALIGN=4

        .glb        _c

_c:

        .word                   0000H

        .SECTION                D,ROMDATA,ALIGN=4

        .glb        _b

_b:

        .byte                   00H

        .SECTION                B,DATA,ALIGN=4

        .glb        _a

_a:

        .blkl        1

        .glb        _ST

_ST

        .blkb        2

[Remarks]

-	The nostuff option cannot be specified for sections other than B, D, C, and W.