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We are trying to put certain BIOS objects into a designated area in memory and not sure how to do this. The objects are user-defined LOG and STS. When our application is running in the target h/w without JTAG, we want a host device to extract this information and need to pin down where these objects are located. Can someone provide a code snippet of how we might do this in a linker file? Some thing like:
.log_and_sts_sections:
{
(some file name or reference to some obj file???)
} > HOST_ACCESSED_RAM
thanks,
Mike
See the C6000 Assembly book http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/spru186 , the section titled "Specifying Input Sections" for the linker command file syntax. For the BIOS specific aspects of this question, I recommend you post to the BIOS forum http://e2e.ti.com/support/embedded/f/355.aspx .
Thanks and regards,
-George
Thanks George. After reviewing that document and playing a little bit, this syntax seems to work:
.sts_output_section:
{
.\Debug\project_namecfg.obj(.sts)
} > L3_CBA_RAM