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could someone help me explain these two errors?



Hi all

when I was programming, I got these two errors which confused me.

Severity and Description    Path    Resource    Location    Creation Time    Id
errors encountered during linking; "2833x_FixedPoint_FIR16.out" not built        2833x_FixedPoint_FIR16    line 0    1311588742512    704

and

Severity and Description    Path    Resource    Location    Creation Time    Id
run placement fails for object "firldb", size 0x26 (page 0).  Available ranges: RAML1        size: 0x1000       unused: 0x115        max hole: 0xd8        2833x_FixedPoint_FIR16    line 0    1311588742511    703

Do these mean the memory of DSP has been saturated?

  • Hi,

    ZHONGYUAN REN said:
    Do these mean the memory of DSP has been saturated?

    Yes and no - it means that this particular Section RAML1 is full, but you can change you section placement by reordering the sections in the linker command file for your project.

    See this wiki page for further information.

    Best regards

    Andreas

  • andreas von kaenel said:

    Hi,

    Do these mean the memory of DSP has been saturated?

    Yes and no - it means that this particular Section RAML1 is full, but you can change you section placement by reordering the sections in the linker command file for your project.

    See this wiki page for further information.

    Best regards

    Andreas

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    Hi

    i'm not quit sure how to modify the file. could you show some codes or examples please?  I just began to use this device.

    Thank you very much for your help!

     

     

  • Hi,

    there are a bunch of examples coming with controlSUITE. And you can find the detailled information about how to work with the linker command file in the specific Assembly language tools guide for your target.

    Best Regards

    Andreas