Constant Memeory Location

Hi kanagaraj,

I'm not quite shure what your question is! As far as I understand your question you want to have two arrays of 64 values each in RAM. Which data type do you need (char, int, float,..)?

An array is defined in C i.e.:

char array_data[64] =
{
       // initialize your members here (data to be processed)
};

char array_result[64] =
{
       // initialize your members here (result of FFT)
};

You can access the arrays i.e. by using a pointer; maybe this (http://home.netcom.com/~tjensen/ptr/pointers.htm) can help.

Rgds
aBUGSworstnightmare

Hello!

I'm not sure either what the question is, but (maybe): how to define an array at a fixed

(user-defined) physical memory location.

This will be a good chance for me to ask other people how to do in CCS.

In IAR, the syntax is as follows:

__no_init uint16 MyData[DATA_SIZE] $ DATA_POS;

DATA_POS is the physical position of the memory.

This is handy if you want for instance a uint8 array which is 4-byte alignad (i.e. its start position is a multiple of 4).

So can anybody tell us how to define this in CCS?

Thanks,

Pascal