Example 5. The SECTIONS Directive

/**************************************************/
/*  Sample command file with SECTIONS directive   */
/**************************************************/
file1.obj    file2.obj           /* Input files   */
--output_file=prog.out           /* Options       */

SECTIONS
{
   .text:       load = PROG,   PAGE = 0, 
                run  = 0x0200, PAGE = 1
   .econst:     load = RAM1
   .ebss:       load = RAM1
   .scratch:    load = 0x0060, PAGE = 1
      {
         t1.obj(.scratch1)
         t2.obj(.scratch2)
         endscratch = .;
      }
   .data:alpha: align = 16
   .data:beta:  align = 16
}

Figure 8-3 shows the output sections defined by the SECTIONS directive in Example 5 (.vectors, .text, .econst, .ebss, .data:alpha, and .data:beta) and shows how these sections are allocated in memory using the MEMORY directive given in Example 3.

Figure 8-3 Section Placement Defined by Example 5