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  • Forum Post: About #pragma STRUCT_ALIGN

    y x
    Hi, in the spru187o, page 134: #pragma DATA_ALIGN ( symbol , constant ); there is a “；” in the end, but in the SPRU862B ,page 35 is： #pragma DATA_ALIGN(InBuffA, CACHE_L2_LINESIZE) there is no ";" in the end, so which is right?? and in spru187o page 133, 6.8 #pragma STRUCT_ALIGN...
    on Nov 10, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: Help with struct aligned in dm642

    Xavier15128
    Hi,Mariana! thank you for your help! as you say, The TI compilers do not support packed structures, that means i have copy all members to another buffer, this is not so convenient, is there any other way to do it, in condition i don't want to reorder the elements of the structure?
    on Nov 24, 2009

  • Forum Post: How to place one of functions in RTS Lib on On-Chip-RAM?

    arthur14426
    Hi all, In development of DSP code , we can use many MATH function from RTS lib. But normally these function link and load together , because they same CODE SECTION( .text ) and same DATA SECTION( .bss .data) , and CMD files links them together , and usually they are on DDR. Who can tell me ,How...
    on Jan 26, 2010

  • Forum Post: #pragma message equivalent in TI CCS 3.3

    Mukul Kabra
    I am having a project ported on Windows in MSVC. I am using following pragma to know which define I am compiling and it gives info on build console. #pragma message("DEFINES USED: 1") Is there any equivalent to this in TI Also I need to give #error in case of some not possible...
    on Feb 14, 2011

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