how should i read/write external memory

Hi steve,

If i want to update the pointers which are stored at External memory (SDRAM) can i update directly or i need to configure the wait register.

Actually in my program when ever i am updating the variables which are stored at the external memory(SDRAM) its not not assigning the pointers correctly.
as i assign i can see in expression window when i step one for next instruction that pointer is assigned to 0x01 i don't know why its happening. can have any explaination regarding this??

Thanks
Harsha S  On Sat, 02 Apr 2005 Steve Holle wrote :
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> >I'm trying to use a 21161 with some data in external memory and some in
> >internal memory.  I need to use the non-SIMD library fundtions for data in
> >external memory as per the manual.  So far, I've only been able to select
> >either entirely SIMD or no SIMD.  Both routines exist in the library but
> >the only way ive found to switch on a library call to non-library call
> >basis is to define or undefine "__NOSIMD__".  This doesn't strike me as a
> >kosher method.  Ive tried using the pragmas "SIMD_for" and
> >"no_vectorization" but they don't seem to have an effect on library calls. >Any ideas? >Steve Holle
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Hey,

I've never used matlab before and was wondering how one would list functions once an m file was loaded. 

Can anyone give me a command that lists functions in an m file?

David

Hi steve,

I am not using EZ-kit, some other prepared board is there .
Can i get the code of intializination of the SDRAM or external memory so that i will try to initialize to my SDRAM memroy.

If you have a code please can reffere.

Thanks
Harsha s  On Mon, 04 Apr 2005 Steve Holle wrote :
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>At 10:16 PM 4/1/2005, harsha sb sb wrote:
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> >Hi steve,
> >
> >If i want to update the pointers which are stored at External memory
> >(SDRAM) can i update directly or i need to configure the wait register.
>
>You will need to set up your wait register to access the SDRAM.  Are you
>working with an EZ-Kit?  If so, just grab the SDRAM init code in one of the
>EZ-Kit examples.  We don't use SDRAM in our design but you will want to
>make sure that when you halt the emulator that it doesn't kill refresh. > >Actually in my program when ever i am updating the variables which are
> >stored at the external memory(SDRAM) its not not assigning the pointers
> >correctly.
> >as i assign i can see in expression window when i step one for next
> >instruction that pointer is assigned to 0x01 i don't know why its
> >happening. can have any explaination regarding this??
> >
> >Thanks
> >Harsha S
> >
> >
> >On Sat, 02 Apr 2005 Steve Holle wrote :
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> > > >I'm trying to use a 21161 with some data in external memory and some in
> > > >internal memory.  I need to use the non-SIMD library fundtions for data in
> > > >external memory as per the manual.  So far, I've only been able to select
> > > >either entirely SIMD or no SIMD.  Both routines exist in the library but
> > > >the only way ive found to switch on a library call to non-library call
> > > >basis is to define or undefine "__NOSIMD__".  This doesn't strike me as a
> > > >kosher method.  Ive tried using the pragmas "SIMD_for" and
> > > >"no_vectorization" but they don't seem to have an effect on library calls.
> > >
> > >
> > >Any ideas?
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> > >Steve Holle
> > >Link Communications, Inc.
> > >1035 Cerise Rd.
> > >Billings, MT  59101
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