Moved the section trace output to after the offsets have been
computed and add this to the output. This allows a simple way
to track the offset in an ELF section to the offset in the RAP
section.
Set the compressed file length in the RAP header. Move
the string from the outputter to the RAP file.
Make the sections public by moving to the RAP header.
Support has been added to load relocation record on demand. The
relocation records are not read when the object file is first
opened and read. They are read only when being written to the
output file. This save loading lots of records into memory
from libraries to be thrown away.
The RAP format now supports writing out relocation records.
Do not write the script into the RAP file rather just write the
init and fini labels. These are appended to the string table and
offsets in the string table added to the image.
Fi the sizes so the sections can be correctly loaded on the target.
The file is a header and a searies of LZ77 blocks which hold the
application. The format allows for easy streaming and loading
on the target without needing the rewind or seek around the
file.
