if, for example, "IntVectors" is the C function you want to put in a particular memory segment, you could try something like:

# ensure the interrupt vectors are not deadstripped
FORCE_ACTIVE {FIntVectors}

SECTIONS {

.int_vectors_section :
{
OBJECT (FIntVectors, IntVec.c)
} > .p_flash_ROM

... etc.

hope this helps

regards, Lubomir

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I want to link in an interrupt vector table (written in C). I assume I need to create a special section - starting at 0x4 or what ever, and then link the table at this location. Specifically, how does one do this? I know how to create sections in the linker command file, and I know how to use sections directive in ASSY, but how does one do this with a C file? For example, how do I "tell" the linker to "put" IntVec.c starting at 0x4 program RAM, while putting the rest of the C program code into the default .text sections? Thanks in advance - Bill

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I want to link in an interrupt vector table (written in C). I assume I need to create a special section - starting at 0x4 or what ever, and then link the table at this location. Specifically, how does one do this? I know how to create sections in the linker command file, and I know how to use sections directive in ASSY, but how does one do this with a C file? For example, how do I "tell" the linker to "put" IntVec.c starting at 0x4 program RAM, while putting the rest of the C program code into the default .text sections? Thanks in advance - Bill