I am trying to force a string into a fixed location using a linker script. The
script contains:
.text :
{
swVer = .;
. += 8;
}
The code contains:
const char swVer[] = "01.0904\0";
After compiling the .map file shows that eight bytes are reserved at 0xc000 and
a symbol named swVer at that location. As expected .init0 is at 0xc008. However
the linker does not initialize the memory with the version string. It is
initialized to zeros. Anyone have any idea how to make this work?
Thanks,
Bob.
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