Mcgee, Mark wrote:
>> The linker writes information about the location and desired
>> content of
>> "initialized" RAM to a special section called .CINIT.  The
>> .CINIT table is
>> intended to be read by special startup code that writes the
>> initial values
>> to the specified RAM locations.
>
> Anybody know how to invoke this code?  How about a tool to examine the
> lkr file - anything?

You are missing the point.  There is nothing special required in the .LKR
(linker control) file.  The linker always creates the .CINIT section, even
when not asked.  Besides, the .LKR file is something you create, so you can
examine it with a text editor anytime you want.

Have you searched the Microchip web site for the format of the .CINIT
section?


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