Gregory Nutt 5995714cfd boards/mips Linker Scripts: The PIC32M* start-up code initializes .bss by writing 16 bytes at a time in a loop. The start (_sbss) alignment is only required to be 4 bytes since the write is done with 4 store instructions. In a previous change, the end address, _ebss, was aligned to 16 byte to prevent initializing past the end off the .bss region. However, that does not work unless the start address, _sbss, is also aligned to 16 bytes.		2019-09-16 08:14:32 -06:00
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c32-debug.ld	boards/mips Linker Scripts: The PIC32M* start-up code initializes .bss by writing 16 bytes at a time in a loop. The start (_sbss) alignment is only required to be 4 bytes since the write is done with 4 store instructions. In a previous change, the end address, _ebss, was aligned to 16 byte to prevent initializing past the end off the .bss region. However, that does not work unless the start address, _sbss, is also aligned to 16 bytes.	2019-09-16 08:14:32 -06:00
Make.defs
mips-debug.ld	boards/mips Linker Scripts: The PIC32M* start-up code initializes .bss by writing 16 bytes at a time in a loop. The start (_sbss) alignment is only required to be 4 bytes since the write is done with 4 store instructions. In a previous change, the end address, _ebss, was aligned to 16 byte to prevent initializing past the end off the .bss region. However, that does not work unless the start address, _sbss, is also aligned to 16 bytes.	2019-09-16 08:14:32 -06:00
pinguino-debug.ld	boards/mips Linker Scripts: The PIC32M* start-up code initializes .bss by writing 16 bytes at a time in a loop. The start (_sbss) alignment is only required to be 4 bytes since the write is done with 4 store instructions. In a previous change, the end address, _ebss, was aligned to 16 byte to prevent initializing past the end off the .bss region. However, that does not work unless the start address, _sbss, is also aligned to 16 bytes.	2019-09-16 08:14:32 -06:00
xc32-debug.ld	boards/mips Linker Scripts: The PIC32M* start-up code initializes .bss by writing 16 bytes at a time in a loop. The start (_sbss) alignment is only required to be 4 bytes since the write is done with 4 store instructions. In a previous change, the end address, _ebss, was aligned to 16 byte to prevent initializing past the end off the .bss region. However, that does not work unless the start address, _sbss, is also aligned to 16 bytes.	2019-09-16 08:14:32 -06:00