Not really, Dmitry. That gives you no clue as to whether there is
sufficient RAM for the stack.
Static worst case stack analysers used to be a part of many embedded
system compilers in the 80s. Now, they seem to have gone. There were a
*very* valuable tool.
Regards,
Steve
Dmitry wrote:
hi Malan,
linker will bark with a message like:
msp430-ld: address 0x5026 of a.out section .bss is not within region
data
Also, you can check a memory utilization with
msp430-size.
~d
On Monday 14 April 2003 17:32, malan wrote:
Hi
I'm new to msp-gcc (I used IAR until now). The free compiler looksreally
cool. I just have one question... What happens when I have more variables
than the MSP's RAM can hold. E.g. an array: float someArray[100000]? Will
the compiler tell me that I'm being stupid or must I check through my whole
program and make sure I'll never exceed this limit? I know this is a stupid
question but I really don't know!
Thanx,
Malan Joubert
