/*                      - lnk3s.xcl - * *   XLINK command file for the ICCAVR C-compiler using the -v3, -ms options. *   Segments are defined for a generic AT90S with a maximum of 64 kbytes data *   address space and 128 Kbytes program address space. * *   Usage: xlink your_file(s) -f lnk3s * *   File version:   $Name:  $ *//* * Modify the lines below to alter the size of the RSTACK, CSTACK and HEAP * segments. These need to be fine tuned to suit your specific application. */-D_..X_CSTACK_SIZE=32 /* 4096 bytes for auto variables and register save. */-D_..X_RSTACK_SIZE=128  /* 256 bytes for return addresses, equivalent to */                        /* 128 levels of calls, including interrupts. */-D_..X_HEAP_SIZE=256   /* 4096 bytes of heap. *//* *   The following segments are used by the compiler: * *   Program address space read only segments (internal Flash) *   ========================================================= *   segment     address range  max size (dec) *   -------     -------------  -------------- *   INTVEC          0 -    1F   32 bytes *   TINY_F          0 -    FF  256 bytes *   SWITCH          0 -  FFFF   64 Kbytes *   DIFUNCT         0 -  FFFF   64 Kbytes *   INITTAB         0 -  FFFF   64 Kbytes *   NEAR_F          0 -  FFFF   64 Kbytes *   CODE            0 - 1FFFF  128 Kbytes *   FAR_F           0 - 1FFFF  128 Kbytes *   HUGE_F          0 - 1FFFF  128 Kbytes *   TINY_ID         0 - 1FFFF  128 Kbytes *   NEAR_ID         0 - 1FFFF  128 Kbytes * *   Data address space read/write segments *   ============================================================== *   segment     address range  max size (dec) *   -------     -------------  -------------- *   TINY_Z         60 -    FF  160 bytes *   TINY_N         60 -    FF  160 bytes *   TINY_I         60 -    FF  160 bytes *   CSTACK         60 -  FFFF   64 kbytes *   HEAP           60 -  FFFF   64 kbytes *   RSTACK         60 -  FFFF   64 kbytes *   NEAR_Z         60 -  FFFF   64 kbytes *   NEAR_I         60 -  FFFF   64 kbytes *   NEAR_N         60 -  FFFF   64 kbytes *   NEAR_C         60 -  FFFF   64 kbytes * *  String literals and constant objects are placed in the NEAR_C segment, *  unless the -y command line option is gven. If it was given string literals *  and constant objects will be placed in the NEAR_ID segment which is *  initialized by cstartup. * *  The address ranges given in the table above specifies the "hard" limits *  where a given segment may be placed, e.g. it is not allowed to place the *  TINY_F segment anywhere outside of the given range 0-FF. *//* Define CPU */-cavr/*************************************************************//* Segments in program address space (internal Flash memory) *//*************************************************************//* Code memory */-Z(CODE)INTVEC=0-5B	/* 22 Interrupt vectors * 4 bytes bytes each *//* Fill unused interrupt vector's with RETI */-H1895 -h(CODE)0-57-Z(CODE)TINY_F=0-FF-Z(CODE)SWITCH,INITTAB,DIFUNCT=0-3FFF//-! Z(CODE)NEAR_F=0-1FFF -!-Z(CODE)NEAR_F=0-1FFF-Z(CODE)CODE=58-3FFF//-Z(CODE)BOOT=3800-3FFF -Z(CODE)TINY_ID,NEAR_ID,CHECKSUM=58-3FFF/***************************************************************************//* Segments in data address space (internal or external SRAM/EPROM/EEPROM) *//***************************************************************************/-D_..X_RAMEND=4EF	/* Changed from 0x4FF to 0x4EF because of the Sample code-registers from 0x4F0-0x4FF */-Z(CONST)NEAR_C=100-_..X_RAMEND/* Internal data memory */	/*-Z(DATA)TINY_I,TINY_Z,TINY_N=60-FF*/-Z(DATA)CSTACK+_..X_CSTACK_SIZE=100-_..X_RAMEND-Z(DATA)HEAP+_..X_HEAP_SIZE=100-_..X_RAMEND-Z(DATA)RSTACK+_..X_RSTACK_SIZE=100-_..X_RAMEND-Z(DATA)NEAR_I,NEAR_Z,NEAR_N=100-_..X_RAMEND-Z(DATA)SAMPLE_CODE_REGISTERS=4F0-4FF/* Internal eeprom memory */-Z(XDATA)EEPROM_I,EEPROM_N=0-1FF	/* * Select reduced "printf" support to reduce library size. * See configuration section in manual concerning printf/sprintf. */-e_Printf_1=_Printf/* * Disable floating-point support in "scanf" to reduce library size. * See configuration section in manual concerning scanf/sscanf */-e_Scanf_1=_Scanf/* Suppress one warning which is not relevant for this processor */-w29/* Code will now reside in file aout.a90 or aout.d90, unless -o is specified *//* .d90 is the default if debug system is linked (option -r) *//* .a90 is the default without debugging. Default format is -Fmotorola */