We have an older project at my work where we use the TI BSL loaded to
load code over RS-232.  Our code is broken up into two categories a
configuration file and a firmware file and they are both loaded together.

The configuration file is a list of constants stored in flash and
specific addresses and they are unique for each of our customers, but
the firmware file is the same.

The code we have now was written with IAR, and I'm trying to port it
over to mspgcc.

What I'd like to be able to do is compile the firmware with the linker
script specifying certain addresses of data, but I don't want the
compiler to actually put any data at those locations.

For the configuration, I'd like to just compile the constant variables
without firmware.

The problem I see is that GCC initializes the constant variables in the
FW which I have to go and manually delete because those constants are
loaded from a separate txt file.  I'd like to have that more streamlined
technique to build both.  Any ideas on the best way to do that?

thanks

adam

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