This section contains examples and descriptions of the segments used for storing code,
in other words, functions, and the interrupt vector table. Typically, these segments are
placed in the code memory space (flash).
The -Z command is used for defining all segments in the following examples. The
addresses used in the examples are based on the assumed target system described in the
Table 10, Memory layout of a target system (example), on page 35. Note that because
the described target system is limited in size of code memory space, several segments
supported by the compiler are not applicable for this target system.
For a complete list of all segments, see Summary of segments, page 149.
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