Im using Simulink to program the c2000 launchpad, but the code it generates is too big to fit in the program memory. I want to know if there is a way to modifiy the memory map in order to optimize the program memory. The solution that I've found in the ti wiki is the following:
How do I resolve error "Load Failed. A section of your program falls into a memory region that is not writable. Check your linker configuration and/or memory map."?
The error message means that you are trying to load a section of the code to a memory section which is not writable. If you are using Simulator then please go to Options -> memory map and uncheck the "enable memory mapping" box and click done. This will convert whole memory into unified RAM. Now load the .out file and execute it. The cause for the problem is that when you are loading sections from the .out file into the target memory (in this case Simulator memory) if the memory is not available at the address you specified in the linker command file then you cannot load the .out file.
However, in CCSV6 there's no such option and I have no idea how to modify the GEL files.
Can anyone help me please?
