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CCS/AWR1642: Error in Capture Demo: Program will not fit into available memory

user5925306
Intellectual 300 points
Part Number: AWR1642

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Hi,

I created a new CCS project for the Capture Demo. When I built it, I got severl errors, which were about no valid memory range available (see attached figure). The error pointed to Code line 12 of mss_capture_linker.cmd: .

demoSystemCfg   > HS_RAM

Anyone has a clue for this error?

(Since it is an official example, the code size shouldn't be a problem here. Might it be caused by any specific settings I ignored? If it is possible, which settings could be related?)

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    TI__Guru 69660 points
    Hi,
    In the CCS project properties, you need to choose linker command file to "rf_linker.cmd" file which is listed in the project list.
    As I see in your snapshot project has selected "AWR16XX.cmd" which doesn't have HS_RAM defined in it.

    Regards,
    JG
  • 0 in reply to Jitendra Gupta
    Intellectual 300 points

    Hi Jithendra,

    Thanks for your reply! When I include r4f_linker.cmd, either exclude mss_capture_linker.cmd or not, I get errors shown below. As r4f_linker.cmd is imported from SRR, some specifications are conflicting with those in AWR16XX.cmd.

    So I exclude AWR16XX.cmd further, leaving only r4f_linker.cmd, and build the project. There is no error this time, but I noticed some warnings stating "creating output sections without specification"(see below). Actually, when I used mss_capture_linker.cmd in this project, and commented out the section configuration sentence ".demoSystemCfg  >  HSRAM", the project was also successfully built with the same warnings. Do you know if these warnings have any effects on the operation of the program when loaded on AWR1642BOOST? My EVM still have one week to arrive, so I cannot experiment on it now :(