Part Number: TMS320F28379D
Tool/software: CCS 20
Hello,
I program the dual core MCU and I met a problem while placing a variable into a common RAM memory. In the example, I use one of the RAMGSx sectors:
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Part Number: TMS320F28379D
Tool/software: CCS 20
Hello,
I program the dual core MCU and I met a problem while placing a variable into a common RAM memory. In the example, I use one of the RAMGSx sectors:
Hi,
The problem is that for the CPU2 the RAMGSx is not specified, so I cannot add the sector in .cmd as it is done for CPU1; and then I get a corresponding warning when building CPU2 project (that ramgs6 was not specified).
Why can't you define same RAMGSx RAM on CPU2 as well ?
Vivek Singh
Hi,
Thank you for your answer.
Sure I can add the address myself, but as I mentioned I want to avoid it since I think that such a basic part of the MCU like its own RAM memory space, should be managed by the TI libraries.
So the question that I was really concerned was - do I miss something / do not use the c2000ware correctly? Or is the manual specification of that memory sector the only right way to do it?
Regards, Kamil
Sorry for late reply. I think it need to be taken case by user manually.
Vivek Singh