“Target”
which has:
“Read/Only memory Areas”, which has IROM1 ticked and set to 0x0 for Start and 0x80000 for size.
and “Read/Write memory Areas” which has IRAM1 ticked and set to 0x20000000 and 0x20000 for size.
“Linker”
has R/O base set to: 0x00000000
and R/W base set o: 0x20000000
I am confused for Cerberus which values to I change? Assuming I am using the non-ethernet board (Fez Cerb 40 II)
The post says:
“For the Non Ethernet firmware, the region is 8KB (0x2000) and begins at address 0x20000000.”
It’s probably confusing but the key statement in the documentation is [quote]You may split these address spaces as you wish[/quote]
The split into R/O and R/W is fairly arbitrary. By default most linkers place all function code into sections marked R/O. Modifiable storage goes into R/W sections. So, in the documentation, the example using the FEZ Hydra reserves 0x80000 for all the machine code, and the rest of the total RAM is available for variable storage (R/W starting at 0xA0080000). You can look at the map file to make adjustments to your initial section size divisions.
I think it makes sense now. So just to clarify, do you mean:
On the non Ethernet Cerberus I have 8k I can split up as I like between Readonly (ROM) and writable memory (RAM).
Start address: 0x20000000
Size: 0x2000
So for the Cerberus, if I wanted 4k for rom and 4k for ram
On the “Target” tab of the Target options, I’d set:
