Hello, All ! I have a ittle problem and hope you can help me.
I have several variables that resides in RAM and I use a battery to store the RAM content. How I should declare them to prevent startup initialization ? At this moment I use: int __attribute__((section(".xxxx"))) var; It work, but I am not sure that it is right :). Time to time (for example when battery fails) I need to initialize all (or some) of those variables with default values. Suppose I have the next code: int a=1; //this should be initialized every time the reset occures int x=10; //this should not be initialized when reset occures - only when I need it int b=2; //this should be initialized every time the reset occures int y=20; //this should not be initialized when reset occures - only when I need it By default all those variable will be put to the .bss segment, and initial values will be stored in the flash and copied at startup to the RAM. I need to group some of the variables to the different segment, that behaves like .bss (but values are copied not at startup, but when I need). If I will do it I will be able to quickly initialize them (as _reset_Vector does), but only when I need to do it :). If you have any suggestions I would be very grateful to you. Do not think that I can just write x=10 :) when I need to initialize x , I have >1K of variables having different types defined in different files, so it is not acceptable. Thanks, Oleg. P.S. My thoughts could be unclear, so feel free to ask me :).