Hi Chris,
>...snip
The code is in gcc/config/msp430/libgcc.S
I was thinking, alternatively, that perhaps if I write a function and
force the linker to place it at .init1 that might give me a convenient
way to still use the default startup code, but link in my own hardware
initialization. Is this possible?
This only works in gcc-3.3 and above, I would not trust gcc-3.3. The
changes for this could be back ported to gcc-3.2.3 and re-compiled.
You can do this with the function attribute "section" in your C code, eg
__attribute__((section(".init1"))) void init1(void)
you might also want
__attribute__ ((naked))
Regards,
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Peter Jansen
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