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  • Forum Post: Is there a global symbol for the EOF address or size of file?

    dave goodnetter dave goodnetter
    I would like to attach the crc and version info to the end of the hex image. I can do this easily with a post build tool. But I would like to embed the location of this info in the code so that the code can use this info at boot up to verify itself before running. Does anyone know of any symbols or...
    on Oct 14, 2010
  • Forum Post: structure

    Carl Klaes Carl Klaes
    I am new at using structures. I created one and it seems to work in the file I defined it in. Is there a way of declaring it as an extern in other files or do I have to put it in a header file? I tried making a header file but I can't add it to CCS. I tried modifying DSP280 x_Device.h but that doesn't...
    on Jan 21, 2011
  • Forum Post: CCS Linker checksum calculation over the whole flash memory

    Dan Persson Dan Persson
    Hi, I'm working on a F2801 MCU right now, and we have a requirement of flash integrity check at every startup. I've found a feature in the linker (v6.0.1) that calculates the CRC for some output section which later can be verified during boot, which is almost what we want. For several reasons...
    on Feb 15, 2012
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