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 | 37 | -------------------------- END-OF-HEADER ----------------------------- | 
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 | 38 |  | 
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 | 39 | File      : SEGGER_THUMB_Startup.s | 
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 | 40 | Purpose   : Generic runtime init startup code for ARM CPUs running  | 
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 | 41 |             in THUMB mode. | 
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 | 42 |             Designed to work with the SEGGER linker to produce  | 
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 | 43 |             smallest possible executables. | 
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 | 44 |              | 
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 | 45 |             This file does not normally require any customization. | 
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 | 46 |  | 
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 | 47 | Additional information: | 
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 | 48 |   Preprocessor Definitions | 
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 | 49 |     FULL_LIBRARY | 
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 | 50 |       If defined then  | 
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 | 51 |         - argc, argv are setup by the debug_getargs. | 
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 | 52 |         - the exit symbol is defined and executes on return from main. | 
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 | 53 |         - the exit symbol calls destructors, atexit functions and then debug_exit. | 
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 | 54 |      | 
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 | 55 |       If not defined then | 
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 | 56 |         - argc and argv are not valid (main is assumed to not take parameters) | 
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 | 57 |         - the exit symbol is defined, executes on return from main and loops | 
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 | 58 | */ | 
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 | 59 |  | 
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 | 60 |         .syntax unified   | 
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 | 61 |  | 
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 | 62 | /********************************************************************* | 
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 | 63 | * | 
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 | 64 | *       Defines, configurable | 
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 | 65 | * | 
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 | 66 | ********************************************************************** | 
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 | 67 | */ | 
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 | 68 |  | 
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 | 69 | #ifndef   APP_ENTRY_POINT | 
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 | 70 |   #define APP_ENTRY_POINT main | 
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 | 71 | #endif | 
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 | 72 |  | 
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 | 73 | #ifndef   ARGSSPACE | 
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 | 74 |   #define ARGSSPACE 128 | 
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 | 75 | #endif | 
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 | 76 |  | 
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 | 77 | /********************************************************************* | 
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 | 78 | * | 
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 | 79 | *       Externals | 
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 | 80 | * | 
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 | 81 | ********************************************************************** | 
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 | 82 | */ | 
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 | 83 |         .extern APP_ENTRY_POINT     // typically main | 
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 | 84 |  | 
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 | 85 | /********************************************************************* | 
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 | 86 | * | 
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 | 87 | *       Global functions | 
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 | 88 | * | 
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 | 89 | ********************************************************************** | 
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 | 90 | */ | 
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 | 91 | /********************************************************************* | 
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 | 92 | * | 
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 | 93 | *       _start | 
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 | 94 | * | 
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 | 95 | *  Function description | 
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 | 96 | *    Entry point for the startup code.  | 
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 | 97 | *    Usually called by the reset handler. | 
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 | 98 | *    Performs all initialisation, based on the entries in the  | 
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 | 99 | *    linker-generated init table, then calls main(). | 
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 | 100 | *    It is device independent, so there should not be any need for an  | 
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 | 101 | *    end-user to modify it. | 
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 | 102 | * | 
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 | 103 | *  Additional information | 
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 | 104 | *    At this point, the stack pointer should already have been  | 
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 | 105 | *    initialized: | 
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 | 106 | *      - For typical programs executiong from flash, the stack pointer  | 
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 | 107 | *        has already been loaded from vector table at offset 0. | 
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 | 108 | *      - In other cases, such as RAM Code, this is done by the debugger  | 
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 | 109 | *        or the device-specific startup code / reset handler. | 
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 | 110 | */ | 
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 | 111 |         .section .init, "ax" | 
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 | 112 |         .balign 2 | 
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 | 113 |         .global _start | 
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 | 114 |         .thumb_func | 
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 | 115 |         .code 16 | 
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 | 116 | _start: | 
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 | 117 |         // | 
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 | 118 |         // Call linker init functions which in turn performs the following: | 
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 | 119 |         // * Perform segment init | 
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 | 120 |         // * Perform heap init (if used) | 
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 | 121 |         // * Call constructors of global Objects (if any exist) | 
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 | 122 |         // | 
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 | 123 |         ldr     R4, =__SEGGER_init_table__      // Set table pointer to start of initialization table | 
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 | 124 | __SEGGER_init_run_loop:  | 
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 | 125 |         ldr     R0, [R4]                        // Get next initialization function from table | 
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 | 126 |         adds    R4, R4, #4                      // Increment table pointer to point to function arguments | 
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 | 127 |         blx     R0                              // Call initialization function | 
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 | 128 |         b.n     __SEGGER_init_run_loop | 
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 | 129 |         // | 
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 | 130 |        .thumb_func | 
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 | 131 |        .global __SEGGER_init_done | 
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 | 132 | __SEGGER_init_done: | 
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 | 133 |         // | 
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 | 134 |         // Time to call main(), the application entry point. | 
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 | 135 |         // | 
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 | 136 | #ifndef FULL_LIBRARY | 
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 | 137 |         // | 
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 | 138 |         // In a real embedded application ("Free-standing environment"),  | 
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 | 139 |         // main() does not get any arguments, | 
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 | 140 |         // which means it is not necessary to init R0 and R1. | 
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 | 141 |         // | 
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 | 142 |         bl      APP_ENTRY_POINT                 // Call to application entry point (usually main()) | 
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 | 143 |         // | 
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 | 144 |         // Fall-through to exit if main ever returns. | 
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 | 145 |         //  | 
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 | 146 |         .global exit | 
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 | 147 |         .thumb_func | 
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 | 148 | exit: | 
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 | 149 |         // | 
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 | 150 |         // In a free-standing environment, if returned from application: | 
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 | 151 |         // Loop forever. | 
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 | 152 |         // | 
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 | 153 |         b       . | 
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 | 154 | #else | 
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 | 155 |         // | 
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 | 156 |         // In a hosted environment,  | 
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 | 157 |         // we need to load R0 and R1 with argc and argv, in order to handle  | 
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 | 158 |         // the command line arguments. | 
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 | 159 |         // This is required for some programs running under control of a  | 
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 | 160 |         // debugger, such as automated tests. | 
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 | 161 |         // | 
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 | 162 |         movs    R0, #ARGSSPACE | 
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 | 163 |         ldr     R1, =args | 
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 | 164 |         bl      SEGGER_SEMIHOST_GetArgs | 
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 | 165 |         ldr     R1, =args | 
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 | 166 |         bl      APP_ENTRY_POINT                 // Call to application entry point (usually main()) | 
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 | 167 |         // | 
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 | 168 |         // Fall-through to exit if main ever returns. | 
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 | 169 |         //  | 
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 | 170 |         .global exit | 
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 | 171 |         .thumb_func | 
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 | 172 | exit: | 
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 | 173 |         // | 
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 | 174 |         // In a hosted environment exit gracefully, by | 
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 | 175 |         // saving the return value, | 
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 | 176 |         // calling destructurs of global objects,  | 
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 | 177 |         // calling registered atexit functions,  | 
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 | 178 |         // and notifying the host/debugger. | 
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 | 179 |         // | 
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 | 180 |         mov     R5, R0                  // Save the exit parameter/return result | 
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 | 181 |         // | 
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 | 182 |         // Call destructors | 
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 | 183 |         // | 
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 | 184 |         ldr     R0, =__dtors_start__    // Pointer to destructor list | 
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 | 185 |         ldr     R1, =__dtors_end__ | 
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 | 186 | dtorLoop: | 
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 | 187 |         cmp     R0, R1 | 
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 | 188 |         beq     dtorEnd                 // Reached end of destructor list? => Done | 
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 | 189 |         ldr     R2, [R0]                // Load current destructor address into R2 | 
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 | 190 |         add     R0, #4                  // Increment pointer | 
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 | 191 |         push    {R0-R1}                 // Save R0 and R1 | 
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 | 192 |         blx     R2                      // Call destructor | 
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 | 193 |         pop     {R0-R1}                 // Restore R0 and R1 | 
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 | 194 |         b       dtorLoop | 
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 | 195 | dtorEnd: | 
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 | 196 |         // | 
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 | 197 |         // Call atexit functions | 
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 | 198 |         // | 
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 | 199 |         bl      __SEGGER_RTL_execute_at_exit_fns | 
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 | 200 |         // | 
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 | 201 |         // Call debug_exit with return result/exit parameter | 
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 | 202 |         // | 
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 | 203 |         mov     R0, R5 | 
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 | 204 |         bl      SEGGER_SEMIHOST_Exit | 
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 | 205 |         // | 
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 | 206 |         // If execution is not terminated, loop forever | 
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 | 207 |         // | 
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 | 208 | exit_loop: | 
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 | 209 |         b       exit_loop // Loop forever. | 
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 | 210 | #endif | 
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 | 211 |  | 
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 | 212 | #ifdef FULL_LIBRARY | 
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 | 213 |         .bss | 
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 | 214 | args: | 
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 | 215 |         .space ARGSSPACE | 
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 | 216 | #endif | 
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 | 217 |  | 
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 | 218 | /*************************** End of file ****************************/ | 
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