When I'm linking it creates .rodata.str1.8 for a bunch of object files that end up taking up a lot of room in memory. Here is and example from the map file created by the linker: .rodata.str1.8 0xa8040170 0x80b Targets.o 0x840 (size before relaxing) I was just wondering if someone could explain to me what these are, if I need them, and if not is there an option for the linker that will disregard (not make)them? Thanks DB
Dustin Sr wrote: > When I'm linking it creates .rodata.str1.8 for a bunch of object files > that end up taking up a lot of room in memory. Here is and example from > the map file created by the linker: > > .rodata.str1.8 > 0xa8040170 0x80b Targets.o > 0x840 (size before relaxing) > > I was just wondering if someone could explain to me what these are, if I > need them, and if not is there an option for the linker that will > disregard (not make)them? Not enough information. Please show at least the linker-script, the source-code of "Targets" and the complete map-File. The assembler-listing generated by the compiler would help too (arm-elf-gcc -S ...). Even better: create a minimal example to reproduce this (with all files to create it: source(s), linker-script, makefile). I expect these are "string"-contstanst used in subroutines either explicitly defined ("static const char[]="foo") or implicit (outputfunc("foo")).
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