Hello,
I am porting some code from IAR which involves me having to place a few
different structures in very specific addresses in the MSP430 memory.
In IAR there is a pragma to do it:
http://supp.iar.com/Support/?note=27787&from=search+result
The way I see doing it in mspgcc is to create a custom linker script with
custom memory sections, and simply use the "section" attribute to manage
specific variable memory locations in declarations. This seems a little
overkill though as I would have to make different memory sections for each
variable and would have to rewrite the entire memory table as a side
effect.
My question: Is there an easier way to control which address in memory a
variable/structure is stored in without having to muck around with linker
scripts?
Tim
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