Re: Linker start address

From: Micah Cowan <micah@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 2006 22:23:12 GMT

Christian Christmann <plfriko@xxxxxxxx> writes:

Hi,

for some reasons, I have to change the start address of my binary
executable generated by the linker 'ld'. After successfully creating the
object file with the assembler, I try to use the parameter -e (accord. to
man: Set start address) as follows:

ld -e 0xbXXXX file.o ...

(0xbXXXX is my address).
However, I get the error message:

warning: cannot find entry symbol 0xbXXXX; defaulting to bYYYY.

What's wrong?

If your "b" is literally there, try removing it?
.

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