//  The following explains what the default Green Hills sections are for:
// 
//  picbase - base of the text sections, relocatable in -pic mode
//  text - text section
//  syscall - syscall section, for host I/O under Multi
//  fixaddr/fixtype - for PIC/PID fixups
//  rodata - read only data
//  ROM.data - the ROM image of .data
//  ROM.sdata - the ROM image of .sdata
//  secinfo - section information section, used by the start-up code
//  pidbase - base of the data sections, relocatable in -pid mode
//  sdabase - base of the small data area section pointer
//  sbss - small BSS (zeroed data) section
//  sdata - small data section
//  data - non-zeroed writeable data section
//  bss - zeroed data section
//  heap - the heap, grows upward
//  stack - the stack, grows downward

DEFAULTS {
    heap_reserve   = 0x100000
    stack_reserve  = 0x100000
}

-sec
{

    .picbase	0x0 : 		
    .text	:			
    .syscall	:			
    .intercall	:			
    .interfunc  :
    .fixaddr	:
    .fixtype	:
    .rodata	:   
    .ROM.data	ROM(.data) :
    .ROM.sdata	ROM(.sdata) :
    .secinfo	:			
    .pidbase	0x0 :		
    .sdabase	:		
    .sbss	:		
    .sdata      :		
    .data	:		
    .bss	:		
    .ghcovfz CLEAR :		
    .ghcovcz CLEAR :		
    .ghcovdz CLEAR :		
    .heap align(16) pad(heap_reserve) :
    .stack align(16) pad(stack_reserve) :
}