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3.1 --base [[object_file::]load_region_ID=]num

Enables you to alter the base address specified for one or more load regions in Motorola S-record and Intel Hex file formats.

Note

Not supported for AArch64 state inputs.

Syntax

--base
            [[object_file::]load_region_ID=]num

Where:

object_file: An optional ELF input file.
load_region_ID: An optional load region. This can either be a symbolic name of an execution region belonging to a load region or a zero-based load region number, for example #0 if referring to the first region.
num: Either a decimal or hexadecimal value.

You can:

Use wildcard characters ? and * for symbolic names in object_file and load_region_ID arguments.
Specify multiple values in one option followed by a comma-separated list of arguments.

All addresses encoded in the output file start at the base address num. If you do not specify a --base option, the base address is taken from the load region address.

Restrictions

You must use one of the output formats --i32, --i32combined, --m32, or --m32combined with this option. Therefore, you cannot use this option with object files.

Examples

The following table shows examples:

Table 3-1 Examples of using --base

`--base 0`	decimal value
`--base 0x8000`	hexadecimal value
`--base #0=0`	base address for the first load region
`--base foo.o::*=0`	base address for all load regions in foo.o
`--base #0=0,#1=0x8000`	base address for the first and second load regions