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I've noticed that the default ldf file for the 21160 processor in VisualDSP (SP 4.1.3) includes a rather sizeable 16k memory hole between the end of dmda and the start of the heap. There are similar holes found in the default ldf files for the 21060 and the 21062, but not the 21061 or the 21065L. I've not been able to come up with a good reason for this, or as to why I should leave this memory unused. Any insight that anyone can offer on this would be greatly appreciated. I do understand the need for the hole between pmco and pmda (due to the transition from 48-bit wide memory to 32-bit wide memory), but that is obviously not the case here. Thanks, Matthew Rensing SDL 1776 Mentor Ave Suite 170 Cincinnati, OH 45212 Phone: (513)631-0579 Fax: (513)631-0582

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