Hi.
.org will not work for sure as it is effective inside the section.
As far as I understand to do it using special (your own) section you will have to change linker scripts.
You can take as example eeprom (or any other fixed) section and see how it is created and placed in address space.
Never heard that C++ makes small code especially templates and especially in embedded systems.
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No, it just occurred to me
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On 4/28/06, Ned Konz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Apr 25, 2006, at 10:48 AM, dimax un wrote: Never heard that C++ makes small code especially
The plain old ANSI C has option of putting octal numbers in strings like \ooo.
For example: Hello\007World is actually: {'h' 'e' 'l' 'l' 'o' 0x07 'W' 'o' 'r' 'l' 'd' 0x00}
It is less nice but much more portable.
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justin joseph
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On 8/22/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear,
Help, please! The value of c is not what we expect. It should be 50001, but
4294951761!
Condition: mcu=atmega16 WinAVR20060421
#include
int main(void){
volatile unsigned char a,b;
volatile unsigned long c;
a=250;
b=200;
I'm going to make GPRS based bootloader for my ATMega128 project.
Could anyone please appoint me on good bootloader sample compiled with AVR GCC.
Thanks.
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Hi.
Can I use avrdude Win32 version with Atmel AVR mkII USB dongle?
The main question is if USB dongle is supported by latest version of avrdude?
So far I can't see how to do it.
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Neil, I'm not sure about your replies and I'll ask it more precisely:
Will latest avrdude from WinAVR work with AVRISP mkII (under Windows).
If no what shell I do to make it work?
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I think it is nonsense to link bootloader and application together.
The reason to have bootloader is to be able to update application. So
why not to burn bootloader and after that download application using
bootloader?
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Jan
dimax un wrote:
I think it is nonsense to link bootloader and application together.
The reason to have bootloader is to be able to update application. So
why not to burn bootloader and after that download application using
bootloader?
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On 9
Don't forget that this is not simple end record but check sum. So it
is not good to simply remove it.
Looks like good script to merge a number of HEX files into one HEX
file would be popular tool. This tool should detect clashes, be able
to fill padding, move hex sections to absolute addresses
Hi Folks,
I'm trying to find clean solution for the following system problem.
I have configuration structure in EEPROM:
struct VPD_t
{
char sn[10];
char id[20];
}VPD EEPMEM;
While linking I generate EEPROM image in lets say VPD.eep file.
For production purposes I need to burn every product
Is the location in eeprom fixed between releases of the
code (usually true for firmware upgrade purposes..) ?
Not sure. It can change. That's why I'm trying to generate INI file
with EEPROM layout
If so, I split the problem into two pieces - programming the
invariant parts, and then
What Flash?
Serial/Parallel for Data/Code ?
On 10/28/06, Husam Burhan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I use external flash memory with ATmega162?
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-15 sec of waiting.
On 11/20/06, Joerg Wunsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dimax un [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Programing is working. But I do not understand why it gets error:
avrdude.exe: stk500v2_recv_mk2: error in USB receive
Can you try the latest version from CVS? I changed some things
That looks as if you were using the wrong avrdude.conf file. If you
run avrdude with -v, it will tell you which file it is using. You can
always specify a particular avrdude.conf using the -C option. The
ATmega128's device signature has been known to avrdude.conf for quite
a while now, so it's
Hi.
I have an array and some config data in eeprom
char config_data __attribute__ ((section (.eeprom))) = 5;
char eep_array[1024] __attribute__ ((section (.eeprom)));
I use array as temporary storage. The make produces hex file for
EEPROM image that is 1024+1 = 1025 bytes long. Actually I do
On 12/6/06, Ned Konz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dimax un wrote:
I have an array and some config data in eeprom
char config_data __attribute__ ((section (.eeprom))) = 5;
char eep_array[1024] __attribute__ ((section (.eeprom)));
I use array as temporary storage.
In the EEPROM? So you use
I do not want to strip the whole eeprom section but some array in it.
BTW what if I will initialize array in eeprom with 0xFF. Can it make
avrdude to skip pages that are totally FF'ed ?
On 12/7/06, Erik Christiansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Dec 07, 2006 at 10:41:26AM +0200, dimax un
Thanks for reply.
What are you guys talking about?
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