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Hi guys, need HELP!!! I have a project to give to my professor on Wednesday, i'm done with everyting on my c6711DSK board but i can't load a .mp3 file on the DSK SDRAM memory...the file is really small (just 7 K) but still it doesn't put it into memory... These are the lines in C language I wrote to get to load the file...i made a few changes on them but still it doesn't work... Can somebody tell me why or just give me an easier way to transfer this little .mp3 file to memory... I tried even with the File I/O option on CC Studio 2.1 but it lets me transfer only .dat or .coff files... (the UINT was defined of type unsigned int (32-bit long)) void load_file (UINT *data, UINT *end_file) { UINT *data, *end_file; data=0; end_file=0; data=malloc(sizeof(UINT [2048])); //are 8 KB FILE *fp; char nome_file [255]; UINT *data_temp; int i=1; int test=0; printf("load_file \n"); data_tempa; printf("Insert the name of the file to load (with path)\n"); printf("(example: C:\\myfolder\\song.mp3)\n"); printf("file: "); scanf(nome_file); if((fp=fopen(nome_file, "r+b")) == NULL) { printf("Impossibile to open the file \n"); return; } printf("Loading "); do{ if (feof(fp)) { i=0; end_filea_temp; } else i=fread(data_temp, 4, 1, fp); #ifdef MP3Debug if((test % 50) == 0) printf("."); test++; #endif data_temp++; } while (i==1); // } while (i); fclose(fp); printf("\n File LOADED \n"); } Thanks in advance to everybody...in advance... -Enrico |
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Writing data to SDRAM
Started by ●November 23, 2004
Reply by ●November 24, 20042004-11-24
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Hello Enrico,
A couple of comments...
[NOTE: I haven't looked at your code in detail and don't plan on
doing your assignment for you - not to mention that your professor monitors this
newsgroup.]
One of the most important aspects of asking for help is to "paint a picture
of the problem" so that others may visualize what is going on. I do not
have a clue what is going on except that "it doesn't work".
Does the file get opened or do you get 'impossible to open'
message??
It isn't clear from your message.
Does your program appear to run correctly, but the data "isn't
there"??
How did you verify that the data "wasn't there"??
Assuming thatyour program 'looks like its runs okay', but you did
not see the data...
Did you try setting a breakpoint on 'fclose' and displaying mem
beginning at data??
Hint: It is often helpful to use calloc instead of malloc during
troubleshooting.
Hint: If you are troubleshooting a 'file read problem', it
sometimes helps to use a different file that is easily recognizeable in
memory.
Good Luck,
mikedunn
ebraidotti <e...@yahoo.com> wrote: Hi guys, |
