gl wrote:
IDATA_ATTR is for data that is initialised. Then you have IBSS_ATTR
for data which is
uninitialised, and ICONST_ATTR for constant data (lookup tables and
the like).
Thanks, is this type of stuff documented anywhere?
There's not much more to it, and no, no docs AFAIK. This level o
If we used malloc(), we'd need to keep this amount of memory free in
case it would be needed anyway, so it's just as wasteful as using malloc.
Good point, except of course it's wasteful to permanently allocate memory
that is only used in a particular mode (eg. recording). But I guess it
avo
gl wrote:
We don't use malloc and free in Rockbox. Allocate whatever memory you
need with static buffers.
Those two buffer sizes are unknown at compile time: one I can talk to
David about, the other because I was anticipating packing to various
formats, eg. 8bit. I guess I could statically
We don't use malloc and free in Rockbox. Allocate whatever memory you need
with static buffers.
Those two buffer sizes are unknown at compile time: one I can talk to David
about, the other because I was anticipating packing to various formats, eg.
8bit. I guess I could statically allocate the
Have you looked at this patch?
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&atid=439120&group_id=44306&aid=1412272
No, didn't think this had been done yet. Thanks.
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gl
gl wrote:
I have the Wavpack record code written (for now hard-coded into
pcm_record.c). I can't get it to compile though. For one, malloc
and free (which I use to allocate the block buffers) don't resolve. I
read the basic RB framework primer on the site about the seperation of
firmware
gl wrote:
> I have the Wavpack record code written (for now hard-coded into
> pcm_record.c). I can't get it to compile though.
Have you looked at this patch?
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&atid=439120&group_id=44306&aid=1412272
Dave.
David, these were missing from Wavpack.h:
void WavpackUpdateNumSamples (WavpackContext *wpc, void *first_block);
void *WavpackGetWrapperLocation (void *first_block);
I have the Wavpack record code written (for now hard-coded into
pcm_record.c). I can't get it to compile though. For on
