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Can I find somewhere where all symbols required by (referenced by) newlib are listed? For example, I know newlib needs end or __init_array_start(end) symbols, but that comes from know-how, not from an official doc.
I am an embedded software for ARM engineer and using custom linker scripts with arm-none-eabi GCC toolchain by ARM.
Thank you in advance.
c++ c arm bare-metal newlib
asked Jan 2 at 10:57
Karolis MilieškaKarolis Milieška
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Can I find somewhere where all symbols required by (referenced by) newlib are listed? For example, I know newlib needs end or __init_array_start(end) symbols, but that comes from know-how, not from an official doc.
I am an embedded software for ARM engineer and using custom linker scripts with arm-none-eabi GCC toolchain by ARM.
Thank you in advance.
c++ c arm bare-metal newlib
asked Jan 2 at 10:57
Karolis MilieškaKarolis Milieška
17810
Dump the imports withobjdump?
– user657267
Jan 2 at 11:00
How to do that only for newlib's imports? I can dump all symbols, but not sure what you meant.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 2 at 15:37
Are you using existing, complete custom linker scripts, which should then already contain definitions for __init_array_start and friends, or working on creating such custom linker scripts from scratch? By the way, the following command should give you the default linker script used by your toolchain linker: arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose.
– Frant
Jan 2 at 16:59
I am building LD script from scratch. Also, I am interested in learning about newlib by learning what symbols it uses. I am switching form other toolchain so it is valuable information to me.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 7 at 8:30
Run arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose then.
– Frant
Jan 9 at 13:46
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Can I find somewhere where all symbols required by (referenced by) newlib are listed? For example, I know newlib needs end or __init_array_start(end) symbols, but that comes from know-how, not from an official doc.
I am an embedded software for ARM engineer and using custom linker scripts with arm-none-eabi GCC toolchain by ARM.
Thank you in advance.
c++ c arm bare-metal newlib
asked Jan 2 at 10:57
Karolis MilieškaKarolis Milieška
17810
Can I find somewhere where all symbols required by (referenced by) newlib are listed? For example, I know newlib needs end or __init_array_start(end) symbols, but that comes from know-how, not from an official doc.
I am an embedded software for ARM engineer and using custom linker scripts with arm-none-eabi GCC toolchain by ARM.
Thank you in advance.
c++ c arm bare-metal newlib
c++ c arm bare-metal newlib
asked Jan 2 at 10:57
Karolis MilieškaKarolis Milieška
17810
asked Jan 2 at 10:57
Karolis MilieškaKarolis Milieška
17810
asked Jan 2 at 10:57
Karolis MilieškaKarolis Milieška
17810
asked Jan 2 at 10:57
Karolis MilieškaKarolis Milieška
17810
asked Jan 2 at 10:57
Karolis MilieškaKarolis Milieška
17810
17810
Dump the imports withobjdump?
– user657267
Jan 2 at 11:00
How to do that only for newlib's imports? I can dump all symbols, but not sure what you meant.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 2 at 15:37
Are you using existing, complete custom linker scripts, which should then already contain definitions for __init_array_start and friends, or working on creating such custom linker scripts from scratch? By the way, the following command should give you the default linker script used by your toolchain linker: arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose.
– Frant
Jan 2 at 16:59
I am building LD script from scratch. Also, I am interested in learning about newlib by learning what symbols it uses. I am switching form other toolchain so it is valuable information to me.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 7 at 8:30
Run arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose then.
– Frant
Jan 9 at 13:46
|
show 1 more comment
Dump the imports withobjdump?
– user657267
Jan 2 at 11:00
How to do that only for newlib's imports? I can dump all symbols, but not sure what you meant.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 2 at 15:37
Are you using existing, complete custom linker scripts, which should then already contain definitions for __init_array_start and friends, or working on creating such custom linker scripts from scratch? By the way, the following command should give you the default linker script used by your toolchain linker: arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose.
– Frant
Jan 2 at 16:59
I am building LD script from scratch. Also, I am interested in learning about newlib by learning what symbols it uses. I am switching form other toolchain so it is valuable information to me.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 7 at 8:30
Run arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose then.
– Frant
Jan 9 at 13:46
Dump the imports with
objdump?– user657267
Jan 2 at 11:00
Dump the imports with
objdump?– user657267
Jan 2 at 11:00
How to do that only for newlib's imports? I can dump all symbols, but not sure what you meant.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 2 at 15:37
How to do that only for newlib's imports? I can dump all symbols, but not sure what you meant.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 2 at 15:37
Are you using existing, complete custom linker scripts, which should then already contain definitions for __init_array_start and friends, or working on creating such custom linker scripts from scratch? By the way, the following command should give you the default linker script used by your toolchain linker: arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose.
– Frant
Jan 2 at 16:59
Are you using existing, complete custom linker scripts, which should then already contain definitions for __init_array_start and friends, or working on creating such custom linker scripts from scratch? By the way, the following command should give you the default linker script used by your toolchain linker: arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose.
– Frant
Jan 2 at 16:59
I am building LD script from scratch. Also, I am interested in learning about newlib by learning what symbols it uses. I am switching form other toolchain so it is valuable information to me.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 7 at 8:30
I am building LD script from scratch. Also, I am interested in learning about newlib by learning what symbols it uses. I am switching form other toolchain so it is valuable information to me.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 7 at 8:30
Run arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose then.
– Frant
Jan 9 at 13:46
Run arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose then.
– Frant
Jan 9 at 13:46
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Dump the imports with
objdump?– user657267
Jan 2 at 11:00
How to do that only for newlib's imports? I can dump all symbols, but not sure what you meant.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 2 at 15:37
Are you using existing, complete custom linker scripts, which should then already contain definitions for __init_array_start and friends, or working on creating such custom linker scripts from scratch? By the way, the following command should give you the default linker script used by your toolchain linker: arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose.
– Frant
Jan 2 at 16:59
I am building LD script from scratch. Also, I am interested in learning about newlib by learning what symbols it uses. I am switching form other toolchain so it is valuable information to me.
– Karolis Milieška
Jan 7 at 8:30
Run arm-none-eabi-ld --verbose then.
– Frant
Jan 9 at 13:46