c - Disable .rodata indirection for local constants -


when have local data defined inside function, gets placed .rodata section. means .text section contain relative reference (//1) absolute address (//2) inside .text, in turn points data (//3) inside .rodata. 

int function() { int a[] = {97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 103}; }  // undesirable: 00000000 <.text.function>: /---/ 6:    4b07            ldr     r3, [pc, #28]   ; (24 <function+0x24>) //1 /---/ 24:   00000000        .word   0x00000000 //2 absolute address of .rodata 00000000 <.rodata>:    // absolute address replaced linker 0:    00000061        .word   0x00000061 //3 4:    00000062        .word   0x00000062 8:    00000063        .word   0x00000063 c:    00000064        .word   0x00000064 10:   00000065        .word   0x00000065 14:   00000067        .word   0x00000067

i understand keeping data , code separate admirable in general, in case of embedded system want have local data , function code entangled. want [pc, #28] relative pointer point directly data location , array values should directly in .text section.

i can similar using linkerscript absolute address still in there, , don't want function .text section contain absolute addresses. 

// undesirable: .text.function : {     *(.text.function)     filename.o(.rodata) } 00000000 <.text.function>: /---/ 6:    4b07            ldr     r3, [pc, #28]   ; (24 <function+0x24>) /---/ 24:   00000000        .word   0x00000028 // address of next line 28:   00000061        .word   0x00000061 /---/

are there compiler flags or other methods force gcc include data alongside code , skip additional indirection?

edit: further clarify asking, i'd point out solutions, won't work. adding static const array force stored inside .rodata section , therefore exact opposite of want. adding __attribute__((section(".text"))) won't work because question local variables , local variables can't have section attributes. unfortunately -fpic or -fpie don't seem work either, instead depend on runtime linker replace absolute addresses.


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