If multiple objects result in the same veneer being created, the linker creates a single instance of that veneer. The veneer is then shared by those objects.

You can use the command-line option --no_veneershare to specify that veneers are not shared. This assigns ownership of the created veneer section to the object that created the veneer and so enables you to select veneers from a particular object in a scatter file, for example:

LR 0x8000

{

    ER_ROOT +0
    {
          object1.o(Veneer$$Code)
    }

}

Be aware that veneer sharing makes it impossible to assign an owning object. Using --no_veneershare provides a more consistent image layout. However, this comes at the cost of a significant increase in code size, because of the extra veneers generated by the linker.