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Hi,
I am trying to understand the DMC controller linker script. I understood that GCC generates the linker script and then we can use it to customize based on our requirements. I also see that the DMC project CY7C65219-40LQXIT has a custom linker script cm0gcc.ld that has been used. I am confused with some references used in the linker script.
In the above image, I see that there is a reference made to '$CYDEV_FLS_SIZE' and '$SRAM_BYTES'. But where does this exists? From where does the linker load these values? Where should I look if I want to alter them?
Regards,
Srihari Rao M
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Hi,
When EZ-PD CCGx Dock SDK is installed we get three projects in that. We can consider any CY7C65219-40LQXIT_dmc project for this question.
No issue. Now I had found that the linker script that I was referring to (cm0gcc.ld) was different from the one used in the project (cm0g_1.ld and cm0g_2.ld).
But anyhow I would still like to know how symbols are added in PSoC Creator if we were to use cm0gcc.ld
Regards,
Srihari Rao M
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Hi,
Apologies for the delay in response.
Could you please let me know if you are talking about the DMC project present in HX3PD project under CCGX Dock SDK?
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Hi,
When EZ-PD CCGx Dock SDK is installed we get three projects in that. We can consider any CY7C65219-40LQXIT_dmc project for this question.
No issue. Now I had found that the linker script that I was referring to (cm0gcc.ld) was different from the one used in the project (cm0g_1.ld and cm0g_2.ld).
But anyhow I would still like to know how symbols are added in PSoC Creator if we were to use cm0gcc.ld
Regards,
Srihari Rao M