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#10010 errors encountered during linking



hi


i'm using c6678 multicore dsp. after my data is processed in the fixed point format. i've tried to invoke the co processor.I've encountered the following errors

1)In core 0 , it is showing the error i've specified in the subject.

2)And it is also showing #10099-D error. saying the code cannot be fit into memory.

3)And also in the warnings, , it is claiming "unrecognized pragma".


i've written #pragma SHRAM(data_in, .far);

where data_in is an array. where as there is no warning when i write DATA_ALIGN

regards,

phani tej

  • Hi Satya,

    This is a keystone device forum in which we support keystone SoC, MCSDK and peripheral related queries. There are many wiki's available about #pragma, refer below wikis for your reference.
    processors.wiki.ti.com/.../Pragmas_in_C%2B%2B
    processors.wiki.ti.com/.../Pragmas_You_Can_Understand

    We recommend you to start new thread in TI Compiler forum with more information like,
    1. Error / Warning message.
    2. Compiler version
    3. Linker command file or memory configuration
    etc. for faster response.

    Regarding device related issues, we recommend you to start with MCSDK examples and demos available in MCSDK first. What the device part number used? Please download MCSDK 2.x for keystone I devices and MCSDK 3.x for keystone II devices. Please find the latest download and user guide link below my signature.

    Thank you for your understanding.
  • Hi satya,

    I think, there seems to be a syntax error in using the "#pragma"

    Example usage of #pragma:

    #pragma DATA_SECTION(eeDbIntCnt, ".far:aif_dat");

    For more info in the usage, please refer to the compiler document below:

    Regards,

    shankari

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