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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Not Prioritized
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Code Generation Tools
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CODEGEN-10979
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Extract works.zip into an empty directory. The linker command file has these lines ...
output_section
{
sf.obj(.text)
} load = EXT,
run = RAM1,
load_start(_loadname),
load_size(_loadsize),
run_start(_runname),
align(4)
Note how sf.obj is specified. It is located in a sub-directory. Build with these commands ...
C:\examples>cl2000 main.cpp C:\examples>cd subdir C:\examples\subdir>cl2000 sf.cpp C:\examples\subdir>cd .. C:\examples>cl2000 -z main.obj subdir\sf.obj -o main.out -m main.map link2000.cmd <Linking>
It builds clean.
Extract linker_bug.zip into a different empty directory. The linker command file f2838x_flash_lnk_cpu1.cmd has these lines ...
ModelProg :
{
CharacterizationModel.obj(.text)
}
LOAD = FLASH13,
RUN = RAMGS0_1,
LOAD_START(_ModelProg_loadStart),
LOAD_SIZE(_ModelProg_loadSize),
RUN_START(_ModelProg_runStart),
ALIGN(4)
Similar to the first example, CharacterizationModel.obj is specified with no path information. It is located in a sub-directory. It is specified to the link command with the full path: subdir/CharacterizationModel.obj
Build it ...
C:\different>cl2000 -@ top_level.txt <Linking> "f2838x_flash_lnk_cpu1.cmd", line 97: error #10008-D: cannot find file "CharacterizationModel.obj" error #10010: errors encountered during linking; "fw-project404.out" not built >> Compilation failure
Even though the builds are similar, the second one fails.
