On 29/06/13 22:58, Hesham Moustafa wrote:
I want to understand how memory layout works at psim BSP. I studied linkcmd
for psim and found that there are 16MB for RAM (starting at 0x00000000) and
another 16MB for psim-registers (starting at 0x0C00000). all sections goes
to psim-registers memory with noload (why?) directive. What exactly
psim-registers area represents ? and what goes into RAM area ? Also where
PCI I/O map starts and end and how PCI map relates to BAT ?

I removed the PSIM noload stuff last week since it resulted in some link problems in the GCC test suite. It was noload since the simulator provided the content for this address space.

You have to look at the BSP sources, the PSIM documentation and the device file to figure out how the memory map looks like if nobody knows this off-hand.

http://git.rtems.org/rtems-testing/tree/sim-scripts/psim.in

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