[arm-gnu] Placing variable at absolute address in RAM
42Bastian
list-bastian.schick at sciopta.com
Thu Apr 5 14:23:59 UTC 2012
> I had no idea this would be so difficult, but apparently GCC doesn't
> make this easy, unlike other compilers. Since I'm using the lite
> (free) compiler, buying one really isn't an option for hobby use.
The problem is complicated. GCC makes it as easy as other compilers to
place a variable somewhere.
Your constraints (not wasting RAM) makes is complicated.
Try (untested):
. = ALIGN(1024);
dma_ring = .;
/* place some data here e.g.*/
test.o(.data .bss)
toto.o(.data .bss)
dma_eof_data = .;
dma_desc = dma_ring+464;
. = dma_desc+16;
/* place more stuff */
Check the map file, that dma_desc is >= dma_eof_data.
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