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split the embedded image into two parts using arm compiler

I am working on image splitting. I want to divide my main embedded image into two-part(core image and application image).

how can we split embedded images into two-part? after the split, it should work on the device. 

anyone can suggest documentation or tutorial to learn.

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  • Actually, I want to divide my application two-part. 1. core file and application

    1. core file

    which have all core related functionality like process, timer uart, and API definition

    2. application files

    I will develop an application using API which already defines in the core files, this should compile stand-alone without core file. this image can go in a flash and need to execute with a core file.
    for example.

    my test1.c file is running on the device, I want to add test2.c in this system. I will download test2.c file.
    after download, test2.c and test1.c should work on a device.

    These two processes should not affect each other.

    do you understand my application?

    I searched this information in a lot of material but I didn't get the right information for it.

    I am ready for further explanation 

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  • Actually, I want to divide my application two-part. 1. core file and application

    1. core file

    which have all core related functionality like process, timer uart, and API definition

    2. application files

    I will develop an application using API which already defines in the core files, this should compile stand-alone without core file. this image can go in a flash and need to execute with a core file.
    for example.

    my test1.c file is running on the device, I want to add test2.c in this system. I will download test2.c file.
    after download, test2.c and test1.c should work on a device.

    These two processes should not affect each other.

    do you understand my application?

    I searched this information in a lot of material but I didn't get the right information for it.

    I am ready for further explanation 

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