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CMEM in the sys/bios

CMEM in the sys/bios

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gao weidong
Posted by gao weidong
on Dec 24 2011 01:23 AM
Intellectual440 points

hello,I use sys/bios in omapl138 ARM side.however I don't know how to communicate with dsp.      CMEM as a component in the linux and wince products,whether sys/bios also use it.  where to download it. please help me .

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  • Eric Mao
    Posted by Eric Mao
    on Dec 28 2011 03:52 AM
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    Hi

       The CMEM package will be found under the linux SDK, just download the linux SDK for your chip.

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  • Chris Ring
    Posted by Chris Ring
    on Jan 03 2012 11:23 AM
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    CMEM is not supported on SYS/BIOS.  CMEM was mainly created to allocate physically contiguous memory on systems where that's not natively supported (e.g. Linux/WinCE, where malloc() returns non-physically contiguous virtual memory).  All memory allocated in a SYS/BIOS system is already physically contiguous.

    For managing memory between SYS/BIOS-ARM and SYS/BIOS-DSP on an OMAP-L138 device, you might look at the IPC product.  There you'll find cross-core memory allocation support (e.g. HeapBufMP) where, for example, you could alloc memory on one side and free it on the other if you want.

    Alternatively, you can just carve off some memory and manage it yourself.

    Chris

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