Hi all,
According to the linker manual, the commands WRITEx(expression) emit a byte, half-word, or word at the current location. There are a few examples of usage available, which led me to think that this should work to emit the byte 0x34 at the first byte of memory in myMemoryBlock:
   .mySection : {      WRITEB(0x34);   } > myMemoryBlockHowever, this kind of syntax always results in the linker complaining about a missing identifier. Has anyone used the WRITEx commands in CodeWarrior 2.7?
(I'm also puzzled why LONG(), SHORT(), and BYTE() are apparently supported, but not documented.)
Thanks,
-Adam
Hello
I checked with engineering.
In fact PA linker doesn’t support WRITEB, WRITEH or WRITEW command. You need to use respectively BYTE, SHORT and LONG instead.
A documentation change request has been submitted to get the reference manual fixed.
Syntax of BYTE command looks as follows:
      .example_data_section :      {       __startxxx = .;              BYTE(0x48); /*  'H'  */       BYTE(0x69); /*  'i'  */       BYTE(0x21);  /*  '!'  */      } 
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