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Programming CRC value to flash

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2001417
Posted by 2001417
on Mar 23 2012 14:05 PM
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I'm trying to determine how to store a precalculated CRC value of my application to flash when I store the application, so that my application can verify the programmed CRC value against the flash contents.  I see in NowFlash that I can store to the OTP area (is that the best area for something like this?), but I'm at a loss as to how I would just get a single CRC value stored.  Is there any easy way to accomplish this or must I create a binary file from my single CRC value?

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  • Prathap
    Posted by Prathap
    on Mar 27 2012 03:00 AM
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    Hi

    You cannot directly program the CRC values, nowFlash accepts one of the following formats (Coff, Intel, Binary, Motorola, elf, Tektronic ) as input.

    Can you make it as part of your Application? Create a "data section" for the CRC values and map it to a specific address using linker command file.

    Best Regards
    Prathap

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    Posted by 2001417
    on Mar 27 2012 16:57 PM
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    The CRC couldn't be in the application since the CRC I'm calculating is of the application itself.  Or am I misunderstanding your suggestion?  Thanks,.

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    Posted by 2001417
    on Mar 28 2012 10:21 AM
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    I see a crc_table operator in the linker user's guide which seems like it will accomplish this, so I'll look into that approach.

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    Posted by 2001417
    on Mar 28 2012 13:47 PM
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    I'm looking at the Assembly Language Tools User's Guide v4.9 (it is all I can find), but we are using linker version 4.6.4, and my link command file is throwing errors when trying to use crc_table as illustrated in that User's Guide.  Is that command supported in 4.6.4?  Thanks.

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  • Prathap
    Posted by Prathap
    on Mar 29 2012 03:22 AM
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    Hi

    I found a sample linker commad file where we specify a data section, Hope it helps.

    5224.Linker_Command_File.zip

    Best Regards
    Prathap

     

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    on Apr 06 2012 13:39 PM
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    Were you able to solve your problem, Please "verify answer" if your issue is been addressed.  

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