Hello,
Would you please explain to me what is $Tramp$ in memory browser of CCS?
For example, please refer figure 1 below. The functions in red box (ScanFlash() are HaHa()) are defined by me in my project. The functions in green box (SysCtlDelay(), SysCtlClockGet() and UARTprintf()) are standard functions from one of the libraries I am using. SysCtlDelay(), SysCtlClockGet() and UARTprintf() are called within ScanFlash().
Figure 1. Screen shot of CCS debugger memory window for my project
Background Details
I want that ScanFlash() must completely execute from SRAM. So, I create a small region in SRAM (SRAM_FUNC) in the CCS linker command file where I create a region (.delaytext) in which I want to place the functions that I want to execute completely from SRAM. See the lines in red box.
Figure 2. Excerpt from linker command file
Next, in my source code, before main() I do the following to place the functions I want to run from SRAM in .delaytext region. See code in red box.
Figure 3. Excerpt from my source code before main()
Now, when I launch the CCS debugger, open the memory browser and go to address where SRAM_FUNC begins, I see what you see in Figure 1 above. i.e. the function I defined do not have any prefix (such as $Tramp$), but the functions I call form library have $Tramp$’’T$L$PI$.
Question:
What does this prefix $Tramp$’’T$L$PI$ means?
Thanks!
