Hi All,
I'm using the TMS320F28035 processor.
The CCS compiler translates strings into an assembler lines, such as:
$C$FSL1: .string "789",0
This line allocates one word per character, which wastes half of the memory.
There is a similar assembly directive: .pstring, which stores two characters per word.
Is there a simple way to instruct the compiler to use pstring instead of the string directive?
If no, is there a way to run a "search replace" program on each of the assembler files, before the assembler converts them to objects?
Thanks, Isak.