binutils-gdb/ld/h8300hms.sc-sh

cat <<EOF
OUTPUT_FORMAT(${OUTPUT_FORMAT})
OUTPUT_ARCH(${ARCH})

MEMORY {
	rom   : o = 0x0000, l = 0x7fe0 
	duart : o = 0x7fe0, l = 16
	ram   : o = 0x8000, l = 29k
	hmsram: o = 0xfb80, l = 512
	}

SECTIONS 				
{ 					
.text :
	{ 					
	  *(.text) 				
	  *(.strings)
	} > ram
.data  :
	{
	*(.data)
	} > ram
.bss  :
	{
	${RELOCATING+ _bss_start = .}
	*(.bss)
	*(COMMON)
	${RELOCATING+ _end = .}
	} >ram			
}
EOF
Major rewrite of how ld is configured. The major idea is to use shell scripts to generate everything. * generic.em replaces ldtemplate. * Other .em files replace various .c files. A .em file is a shell script that generates the corresponding ld__.c file that implements an emulation. This is usually a straight 'cat' of a here-document, possibly with substitutions. * Script files (.sc) are places by .sc-sh scripts. Again, these are simple shell scripts that 'cat' here-documents, usually with some substitutions. The output a *.sc-sh is a script file. 1992-02-16 06:07:15 +08:00			`cat <<EOF`
			`OUTPUT_FORMAT(${OUTPUT_FORMAT})`
			`OUTPUT_ARCH(${ARCH})`

			`MEMORY {`
			`rom : o = 0x0000, l = 0x7fe0`
			`duart : o = 0x7fe0, l = 16`
			`ram : o = 0x8000, l = 29k`
			`hmsram: o = 0xfb80, l = 512`
			`}`

			`SECTIONS`
			`{`
			`.text :`
			`{`
			`*(.text)`
			`*(.strings)`
			`} > ram`
			`.data :`
			`{`
			`*(.data)`
			`} > ram`
			`.bss :`
			`{`
			`${RELOCATING+ _bss_start = .}`
			`*(.bss)`
			`*(COMMON)`
			`${RELOCATING+ _end = .}`
			`} >ram`
			`}`
			`EOF`