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Technical discussions about the TI C6000 DSPs (including the c62x, c64x and c67x DSPs).

  

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DSP/BIOS II - Thomas Schwere - Oct 3 6:15:00 2000

Hi all,

If I create a DSP/BIOS configuration file, the code composer also
generates a linker command file. I have some user specific memory
section which I add manually into the linker command file. If I change
the DSP/BIOS configuration file, the linker command file will also be
changed and my user specific memory section are overwritten.
Where can I define this user specific memory section in the way that
they will not be overwritten each time I change my DSP/BIOS
configuration file?

Thanks in advance.

Thomas

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RE: DSP/BIOS II - Lars Skade - Oct 3 15:13:00 2000

Hi Thomas,

you must create you own linker file and then include the CCS generated one on
the first line in you costum one like the following:

-l applcfg.cmd /*specify multiple linker cmd files*/ Best regards

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Hi all,

If I create a DSP/BIOS configuration file, the code composer also
generates a linker command file. I have some user specific memory
section which I add manually into the linker command file. If I change
the DSP/BIOS configuration file, the linker command file will also be
changed and my user specific memory section are overwritten.
Where can I define this user specific memory section in the way that
they will not be overwritten each time I change my DSP/BIOS
configuration file?

Thanks in advance.

Thomas

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Re: DSP/BIOS II - Paul Kamphuis - Oct 3 16:25:00 2000

Thomas,

you should create a secondaty linker command file (let say test.cmd)
The first thing to do in this command file is including the command file
generate
by DSP/BIOS.

using

-l file.cmd

followed by your user specified memory sections.

You must then remove the DSP/BIOS generated command file from the Code Composer
project and
use test.cmd instead.

This is the way of doing it according to some TI example and it works for me.

cheers,

Paul
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Hi all,

If I create a DSP/BIOS configuration file, the code composer also
generates a linker command file. I have some user specific memory
section which I add manually into the linker command file. If I change
the DSP/BIOS configuration file, the linker command file will also be
changed and my user specific memory section are overwritten.
Where can I define this user specific memory section in the way that
they will not be overwritten each time I change my DSP/BIOS
configuration file?

Thanks in advance.

Thomas

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Supercomputing Systems AG Fax: +41 1 445 16 10
Technoparkstrasse 1 Url: www.scs.ch
CH-8005 Zurich Email:
Switzerland
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