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How to make a library file that behaves like keil library?

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I have compiled many of my frequently used function calls and drivers in to a lib file.
All works well if I include the lib file in the project and the header file in the main c file. I am getting a lot of warining messages for subroutines and function calls I am not using. How can I make a lib file which behaves exactly like keil lib file (that is no need to include it in the project and no uncalled segment warnings)?
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hock said:
How can I make a lib file which behaves exactly like ke*il lib file (that is no need to include it in the project and no uncalled segment warnings)?
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The keil link the subroutine within the lib by 'module',
not only the called subroutines (all of code will be included which they built in a module).
You can divide functions into several individual C files then build all into a LIB.
(i.e. a C file as a module in LIB)

BTW, the 'Uncalled Segment Warning' is not only a warning message,
the uncalled parts will eat your code and ram space.
To add "NOOVERLAY" in Link Control that will remove the warnings.

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