Questions tagged [elf]

ELF is an extremely flexible format for representing binary code in a system

ELF is an extremely flexible format for representing binary code in a system. By following the ELF standard you can represent a kernel binary just as easily as a normal executable or a system library. The same tools can be used to inspect and operate on all ELF files and developers who understand the ELF file format can translate their skills to most modern UNIX systems.

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Antenna preamplifier design for ELF Schumann resonances receiver

I'm interested in listening to extremely low frequency band below 100Hz, where the famous Schumann resonances reside. I will use a large T shape antenna together with a very low noise, very high impedance preamplifier. This is my current draft of…
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Do transformers generate ELF waves?

Do AC transformers (particularly the 60 hertz ones) generate an Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) wave at 60 hertz or is it just a plain oscillating magnetic field with no electronic part 90º out of phase like normal RF waves.
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ELF section flags not picking up flags from linker script

In my linker script for binaries on an MSP430, I have a memory section marked "rx": MEMORY { ROM (rx) : ORIGIN = 0x4400, LENGTH = 0xb000 /* END=0xF3FF, size 45056 */ } Despite this, readelf gives me: [ 2] .rodata PROGBITS …
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Linking and the ELF - use of PC-relative addressing, GOT and PLT

So that we're on the same page, I'll try to explain what I think I know about Symbol Relocation and ask questions as they come up. Symbol Relocation: Absolute addresses – replace the reference for the actual address. This happens when a global…
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Attiny fuses, lock bits for ELF file

I am trying to embed code in my Attiny4 project that will set fuses and lock bits(In AtmelStudio 7). I copy/pasted the code that Atmel suggests here: #include typedef struct _tagConfig { unsigned char f1; } Config; typedef struct…
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Where do I place linker sections in my FLASH memory?

I'm trying to write my own bootloader and an entire program to be flashed to my microcontroller from scratch (STM32F303RE based on the ARM Cortex-m4 architecture) I've been watching a tutorial series and at this point in a video I am completely lost…
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Simple relocatable image format options

I am writing firmware for an ARM platform in which I want to have the main bootloader relocatable in memory rather than always loaded at a fixed address during boot. This means that I need a relocatable format stored in Flash, like ELF. If ELF is…
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Boot sequence Harvard arch. Vs Von neumenn arch.

From https://electronics.stackexchange.com/a/224160/150597 is it necessory that the code and data should be loaded in RAM before execution for Von neumenn architecture. While in harward arch. the code can be executed from ROM and data can be loaded…
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Generating download.bit from commandline

We are trying to automate the whole process of building,programming FPGA and launching from Xilinx. Hence,I was programming the FPGA using iMPACT as mentioned in the link, but iMPACT is not generating download.bit from system.bit. From Xilinx I see…