TMS320F28379D: TMS320F28379D matrix dimention problem

How do you create these matrices?  Are they global variables?  Are they created with calls to malloc?  Are they local to a function?  Or what?

Thanks and regards,

-George

my definations as belows.

int a=1, sayac1;
float E[60][80];
float F[60][1];
float MM[60][80];
float zref[40][1];

And my code part is as below.

    for (j=1;j<=N;j++) {
        zref[4*j-4][0]=7500;
        zref[4*j-3][0]=0.75;
        zref[4*j-2][0]=0.75;
        zref[4*j-1][0]=7500;
    }

    sayac=1;
    E[0][0]=1;
        for (j=1;j<=4*N-4;j+=4) {
        E[j][j]=powf(w3,sayac);
        E[j+1][j+1]=powf(w4,sayac);
        E[j+2][j+2]=powf(w2,sayac);
        E[j+2][j+3]=powf(w2,sayac);
        E[j+3][j+2]=powf(w2,sayac);
        E[j+3][j+3]=(powf(w1,sayac)+powf(w2,sayac));
        sayac=sayac+1;
    }
    E[4*N-3][4*N-2]=powf(w3,sayac);
    E[4*N-2][4*N-1]=powf(w4,sayac);
    E[4*N-1][4*N-1]=powf(w2,sayac);

    for (j=0;j<4*N-1;j++) {
        for (jj=0;jj<4*N-1;jj++) {
            a=a+E[j][jj]*zref[jj][1];
        }
        F[j][1]=-a;
    }
    MM[1][1]=h*sayac/Energy_bat_f;
    MM[2][1]=-h*sayac/Energy_sc_f;
    MM[3][1]=-1;
    MM[1][2]=1;
    MM[2][3]=1;
    MM[3][4]=1;
    sayac1=2;
    sayac=1;
        for (j=4;j<=3*N-1;j+=3) {
            sayac=sayac+1;
            MM[j][sayac1]=-1;
            MM[j+1][sayac1+1]=-1;
            MM[j+2][sayac1+2]=-1;
            MM[j][sayac1+3]=h*sayac/Energy_bat_f;
            MM[j+1][sayac1+3]=-h*sayac/Energy_sc_f;
            MM[j+2][sayac1+3]=-1;
            MM[j][sayac1+4]=1;
            MM[j+1][sayac1+5]=1;
            MM[j+2][sayac1+6]=1;
            sayac1=sayac1+4;
        }

As it can be seen above, If I add to code colculation of MM matrice, all values are incorrect but if I delete this part, values are correct. There is no any mistake in MM matrix calculation. Instade of this calculation, when I use calculation like below, then I am getting again same problem.

MM[5][1]=5;

These variables ...

int a=1, sayac1;
float E[60][80];
float F[60][1];
float MM[60][80];
float zref[40][1];

... take up 19402 words of memory.  If these variables are local to a function, then they reside on the stack.  Thus, you need to reserve much more memory than is typical for the stack.  

Is that the problem?

Thanks and regards,

-George

Dear George,

These variables are used in CPU2 and they are created in subfunction. But they use in main function. Before this problem, I did have memory problem but I solved it by increasing RAMM= memory size.

For the source file that contains the lines which define the variables that require 19402 words of memory, please follow the directions in the article How to Submit a Compiler Test Case.

Thanks and regards,

-George

Dear George, 

This is not a solution to my problem. When I build the code, I don't get any error in the console window. 

If I don't use MM matrice (I explained before this matrice) my expression window is seen as below;

But if I add MM matrice my expression window is seen as below;

bariscvs said:

This is not a solution to my problem.

I asked for a test case because I don't understand the problem well enough to offer a solution.  Please provide the requested test case.

Thanks and regards,

-George