Answered my own question, sort of.
The TI version of gcc doesn't have the hooks to linker defined symbols
like mspgcc did so I edited the linker script to provide symbols
defining the information memory. I also used the now missing crtld.h as
a guide and included "char __infoc[];"
When I changed
I am trying to understand why the TI gcc compiler (version from 9 Feb
2015) is generating some wildly inefficient code.
The line:
v = corrected(results[0]) - p->offsets[0];
Appears to generate this:
2fe0: 1c 42 7e 03 mov &0x037e,r12
2fe4: b0 12 9e 2f call#0x
