As Chris points out, the __vector_tbl_reloc__ label is located in our linker scripts. We have added it to our linker script to reserve space for the vector table in RAM as the normal vector table for cortex-M processors is at 0 in flash. If you have your own way of relocating vectors (i.e. you are using a custom linker script/bsp) you would not need need this label. However, you may need to modify some of the code depending on which pieces you are using. As Chris mentions, this is not the recommended approach but certainly doable.
> On May 24, 2016, at 7:48 AM, Christopher Collins <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Tue, May 24, 2016 at 03:15:22PM +0400, Vitya Gnatyuk wrote: >> I make up your stack in EmBitz 0.42 with apps\bleprph example. But an one >> error has occurred: undefined reference to `__vector_tbl_reloc__' >> What I can do with it? > > Hi Vitya, > > Are you using the "newt" tool to build your project, as documented here: > http://mynewt.apache.org/os/get_started/project_create/ ? It sounds > like you are using the EmBitz IDE instead of newt. It should certainly > possible to build Mynewt projects without using newt, but it is not > something that we have tried before, and it is not the recommended > setup. > > The particular error you are seeing appears to be caused by the > appropriate bsp code not getting linked in to your project. The newt > tool handles this for you automatically. If you would like to forgo > using the newt tool, then you will need to manually point your build > tool at all your project's dependencies. > > Chris
