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4191
Hello all, During the use of the GNU I encountered some problems which are for me restrictions of the GNU. I believe if someone could adapt the GNU source it...
peter_lingier
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4192
Hi, Im not too sure on how this works. For the E128 I have 8K of ram starting from 0x2000-0x4000. Out of reset however only 7K is visable and starts from...
Scott
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... I agree it's not a good solution, but that's what I've had to do as well, put all my rodata at 3E. I have yet to see a way around this, let me know if you...
NZG
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... The RAM actually starts at 0, but you can't access it because it's overshadowed by registers which are a higher priority in the memory map. Therefore you...
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Looks like a big limitation of the DP256 (and family) is the lack of a paged data system. It is only meant for paging through code. Some older motorola chips I...
Jefferson Smith
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Apr 1, 2004
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Hey thanks, The register is actually INITRM and description can be found in the Motorola HCS12 Module Mapping Control description. I found the problem to my...
Scott
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Acutally that wasnt my problem. I had added a workaround. Rather then initializing the global variable I have a function which will initialize them to the...
Scott
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... I am not sure I understand what you mean.. Without changing the mapping of the internal flash, you can still access 48*16KB of paged data (ie. devices on...
Marc Vincent
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Apr 2, 2004
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I think Jeffs is mostly talking about romemory, typically constant strings that are stored in flash at a different bank than you are currently in. Accessing...
NZG
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I especially mean that PPAGE stands for "Program Page" (the executable code), and it is missing DPAGE, which stands for "Data Page". Many are experiencing...
Jefferson Smith
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Apr 2, 2004
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Hi all, Is there a command line option to remove the standard crt0.s file? I want to do some extra initialization before the stack is initialized. I tried the...
Scott
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Apr 2, 2004
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OK, now I understand Jeffs' point. The "natural" location for constant (flash) data is within one of the unpaged window ($4000-$7FFF and $C000-$FFFF). If your...
Marc Vincent
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Apr 3, 2004
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... This complaint applies to most single-chip micros out there. The ratio of RAM to flash in the DP256 is fairly consistant with other 8/16-bit micros; some...
Marc Vincent
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Hello my name is Anton and I am a user of the Gcc Hc12 project. I have a Linux 2.4.20 system and a AXM-0229 CME12B/BC dev board. I've been using Gel1.6 and...
a_esterhuizen
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Apr 4, 2004
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You could save yourself a couple of weeks of devel by buying an IPAC instead of the adapt. We've already got all the code written for you. ...
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Apr 4, 2004
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Im not sure why the adapt is so popular the price is right I guess. Although im not sure what the IPAC price is. For myself when doing the selection i wanted...
Scott
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hey yea the main thing for me was the 60 dollar price difference, and me being on a budget the adapt looked a whole lot nicer... ... IPAC...
Bob Powers
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I have been using the Adapt bpards for a couple of years. I think their popularity comes from it being a nice compact size, excellent support and reasonable...
John Edwards
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howdy, so now heres my next question for everyone. i got code to compile with gcc as well as codewarrior (theyre special freee edition) but when i try and...
Bob Powers
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... Sure you got your addresses correct? Are you writing to flash or RAM? (or EEPROM) ... What programming tool are you using? Have you tried a test...
Daniel O'Connor
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... Hi Bob. My guess is CodeWarrior is generating a long S0 record that overflows the buffer of your loader tool. Open the SREC file with an editor and delete...
Marc Vincent
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Apr 5, 2004
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Thank you for your input Bob, I'll run it by at the next engineering meeting and see if we can't come up with a lower price solution. NZG. ... From: Bob Powers...
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Perhaps you are looking for -nostartfiles (on gcc command line) It means you have to make your own _start function, and do complete initialization on your...
Jeff Smith
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Apr 5, 2004
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personaly I don't like the bundle of through hole components that are used on the adapt board. Does come cheap though (except for the import taxes that I would...
Remko Galama
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Apr 5, 2004
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Hello, I saw already some posting on my problems, but only related to the first subject. I don't have that much rodata, so I can live with putting it all in...
peter_lingier
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Apr 6, 2004
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I thought un-initialized global variables were not placed in .data section, but in .bss, whos RAM is zeroed at startup. The way I've seen it, only global...
Jefferson Smith
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Apr 6, 2004
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Thanks Jeff, I had found it but am having trouble linking. I compile my source and my crt0.s file with the options -mshort and -mlong-calls and the linker...
Scott
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Apr 6, 2004
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... I'm missing the part where premain is not good enough for what you say you want to do. The very first function called (before even touching ram) is...
Jefferson Smith
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Apr 6, 2004
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Hey, I have found my linker problem. In my crt0.s file this code below is present. I dont have the __HAVE_SHORT_INT__ defined anywhere hence the mode becomes...
Scott
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Apr 6, 2004
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Thanks for finding that __HAVE_SHORT_INT__ in the code... I'll catch that easier now if I come across it. I really think if you are already writing your own...
Jefferson Smith
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