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47     section-command
48     section-command
52 Each section-command can be a symbol assignment, an output section description,
57 section. The insertion occurs after input sections have been mapped to output
64 - Align the first section in a ``PT_LOAD`` segment according to
73   presence of ``-z keep-text-section-prefix``.
75 Output section description
78 The description of an output section looks like:
82   section [address] [(type)] : [AT(lma)] [ALIGN(section_align)] [SUBALIGN](subsection_align)] {
83     output-section-command
87 Output section address
100 When an output section has no input section, GNU ld will eliminate it if it
105 When an output section has no input section but advances the location counter,
107 preceding output section with non-empty input sections also has the SHF_WRITE
110 Output section type
122 When ``sh_type`` is specified, it is an error if an input section in *S* has a
125 Output section alignment
135 Output section LMA
145   current location of the memory region aligned to the section alignment.
154 - If the previous section is also in the default LMA region, and the two
155   section have the same memory regions, the difference between the LMA and the
167     output-section-description
168     output-section-description
173 section order or suppress the built-in rules.
175 If a described output section description also appears in a ``SECTIONS``
176 command, the ``OVERWRITE_SECTIONS`` command wins; otherwise, the output section
177 will be added somewhere following the usual orphan section placement rules.
179 If a described output section description also appears in an ``INSERT
182 still applies (possibly after orphan section placement). It is recommended to
183 leave the brace empty (i.e. ``section : {}``) for the insert command, because
207 (i.e., the flag does not affect it). Also, if a section fails to fit at any of
208 its matches, the link fails instead of discarding the section. Accordingly, the