??? 04/11/04 20:45 Read: times |
#68329 - RE: How data variables are allocated ? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Yes, I know. But I don´t find a way set an arbitrary
memory range (say the interval reserved to CAN) to data variables. I can´t see how the methods you mentioned can help me. what I would like to do is to use more memory besides the standard 256b scratch pad to my data variables, without the burden of specifying absolute address.... I need to say "I´m not using the memory from XXXX to XXXX and it is inside the chip so please use it as DATA since its very fast" PS: The interval assigned to the "use on chip SRAM" option is already being used for network buffers and only correspond to a valid SRAM location in the default memory mapping. |
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