On 20/07/07 09:18 -0700, ron minnich wrote:
Then, one step further: create a LAR file that is the symbol table for stage 0/1 that has been burned into FLASH. The mainboard has its vector table, and this links against the symbols in the lar file. That way, if you ONLY have a copy of the bios, and you need to create a new stage 2, the path is open to linking against the stage0/1 in flash, without requiring a rebuild of stage0/1.
Is this too crazy?
Frankly? Yes. I'm not super excited about re-inventing the wheel here. I would much rather play the linking script games then come up with something new. ld scripts are not evil, if they are done right.
Jordan