Jul 15, 2020
06:22 AM
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06:22 AM
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Jul 15, 2020
09:23 AM
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Jul 15, 2020
09:23 AM
The method to do this depends on the tool chain being used. Typically you would create a section at a location in the linker file and use this section in your code when defining the variables.
Jul 15, 2020
10:57 PM
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Jul 15, 2020
10:57 PM
Thank you for your reply...
Do you know any examples which i can study or any docs for high-tech?
If not, then also ok
Many thanks
Do you know any examples which i can study or any docs for high-tech?
If not, then also ok
Many thanks
Jul 16, 2020
05:47 AM
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Jul 16, 2020
05:47 AM
For the HIghTec,
As an example to locate a data struct that you created. Located at an absolute location in global LMU memory (non-cached at 0xB0040000) on a TC39x device.
In the LSL file create a section:
Then in your source code declare it:
As an example to locate a data struct that you created. Located at an absolute location in global LMU memory (non-cached at 0xB0040000) on a TC39x device.
In the LSL file create a section:
SECTIONS { .myData (0xB0040000) : { KEEP (*(.myData )); } > lmuram_nc }
Then in your source code declare it:
myStruct_type __attribute__((section (".myData "))) myDataStruct;
Jul 16, 2020
06:01 AM
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Jul 16, 2020
06:01 AM
thank you
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