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bsd_mike wrote: > > Ok, I believe I have programming the flash down. > I am happy with that. I can load a simple program, have > the reset vector hit it, and it is off and running. > > One more thing I am confused about. I am using a boot.asm > file from TI, v3.10. It does have some code for the > copy of pre-initialized variables into ram. > > The current last thing I am confused about is, how do I > know where to put that data into flash? I get two > ascii files out of hex500. One with data..one with code. > The code will end up in flash...The data will have to end > up there too...but the data will need to get copied out > into ram sometime... > > Thanks a lot to everybody for their help, sorry for > all the stupid questions. > -Mike What does the .cmd file look like? In all of my projects I have combined the data and program into a single file (usually a motorola hex S29 formatted file). /* This is the command file for the hex500 utility. It converts the COFF output file from the compiler to Motorola Hex that can be read by the SEAFLASH program. */ .\ais_v200.out -m2 -romwidth 16 -map hex500.map ROMS { PAGE 1: ROM: origin=0x0000, length=0xFFFFFF files = {.\ais_v200.hex} } Brian -- ----------------- Brian C. Lane (W7BCL) Programmer www.shinemicro.com RF, DSP & Microcontroller Design |