ld Manual

ld Options
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-t
-t
Specifies the starting virtual address of the text segment.
address
is a hexadecimal number (optionally prefixed by 0x) that specifies the starting
virtual address at which the text segment starts. ld rounds address up to a
multiple of 4096 (0x1000) bytes. The default is:
-temp_o
Directs ld to save its output loadfile work with the specified file name until it has
successfully rewritten the file name specified in -o.
file name
is either a simple file name, a fully qualified Guardian file name, an absolute OSS
path name, or a Windows file name. If a simple file name is used, ld saves the file
in the directory or subvolume where the file name specified in -o is located.
The default action omits creation of the intermediate regular file.
-u
Directs ld to add a specified symbol as an undefined symbol. This option causes ld to
search for this symbol in any archive libraries that are specified after this flag on the
command line or in a command file.
The search constraint specified by the -u flag is overridden by use of
-include_whole. (See -include_whole or -no_include_whole.)
-t address
Default address
DLL
60000000
User Program
70000000
-temp_o file name
-u symbol_name