David Howells wrote:
rwarner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hunk failed, do not have mtdsuper.o on line to have ntdbdi.o added. Is this
soemthing i will need or am missing? Searching the 2007 distro did no reveal
this object( or source).
Hunk failed when applied against what? My patches
Hi Bob,
I back-ported David's patches to 2.6.25-uc0 (the rev in the 888 distro).
Attached in case you are working with the 888 kernel. I didn't include
the fourth patch in the patchset because it doesn't look to be
applicable to 2.6.25-uc0.
Steve
Steve,
thanks for the help. looks like i'l
rwarner wrote:
Compile failed.
Can not find include file . Can you please supply the
super.h file you have in that directory?
and
"#error no ROMFS backing store interface configured"
What is this and what is it used for?
In addition, i'm getting the compile error in supe
Compile failed.
Can not find include file . Can you please supply the
super.h file you have in that directory?
and
"#error no ROMFS backing store interface configured"
What is this and what is it used for?
tia - bob
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d
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diff --git a/drivers/mtd/Makefile b/drivers/mtd/Makefile
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--- a/drivers/mtd/Makefile
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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
# Core functionality.
obj-$(CONFIG_MTD) += mtd.o
-mtd-y := mtdcore.o mtdsuper.o
+mtd-y
David Howells wrote:
rwarner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not working for our uClinux build either, v2007-dist and v2.6 kernel on arm
with no mmu. Previously reported it was, but was a communication error
between myself and coworker.
Any idea on the difficulty of the port from 2.4
Jun Sun wrote:
We recently built the latest uclinux (2.6 kernel) and tried userland
XIP (built with PIC flag) on a ARM7 nommu board. However, userland
XIP is not working. Text is always copied to kmalloc'ed RAM before
the execution.
We traced the code and found the following call trace for the l
Jamie Lokier wrote:
I get an illegal instruction when using Linux Threads on ARM-nommu with
arm-uclinux-elf-tools-base-gcc3.4.3-20050221.sh,
The illegal instruction happens before main(), and GDB cannot debug it.
If I use that compiler but with options to link to a uClibc from an
older tool
Jamie Lokier wrote:
Xin Xie wrote:
For NPTL implementation, here is a paper about the implementation on the
uClibc http://www.kernel.org/doc/ols/2006/ols2006v1-pages-409-420.pdf.
Lovely. Seems that it will be included in the 0.9.30 release of
uClibc, though nobody knows when that will be. B
Markus Franke wrote:
Zitat von rwarner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I prefer #uclinux as this is much more intuitive than the hyphenated
version.
No one uses either so it's really a moot issue. Maybe a forum type
setup with multiple areas to separate out some of the discussions. I
th
Thomas Petazzoni wrote:
Le Wed, 20 Aug 2008 08:39:40 -0700,
rwarner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
(08:35:21) ChanServ: (notice) #uclinux is already registered to
Lifeeth.
You can probably look if Lifeeth is online, and if not, ask Freenode's
admins to revoke its right to mana
Does it need to be actively maintained? I thought it was enough to
just use the channel.
Having both #uclinux and #uC-linux seems confusing and silly,
especially as #uclinux already exists and nobody's choosing to use it.
All good points. And probably this one won't be used either.
Not sure this will be used, guess i'll wait to see if it's useful. Have
setup an irc on freenode #uC-Linux. It's not visible on the /list, but
if you /join #uC-Linux you will get in. Was wondering if this would be
a good place for quick communication when needed by the uclinux developers.
Hi all,
Not sure this will be used, guess i'll wait to see if it's useful. Have
setup an irc on freenode #uC-Linux. It's not visible on the /list, but
if you /join #uC-Linux you will get in. Was wondering if this would be
a good place for quick communication when needed by the uclinux devel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greg,
I keep getting zero length files when trying to download (http) the new
dist...should I just be patient, or is this a problem on my end?
john
John,
I just finally got the download to complete after 5 hrs for 281M :/, did
'tar -jxvf' on it and it did decompres
Jeff Ramin wrote:
I'm using the uClinux-dist-20070130 release.
Thanks.
>
> Jeff,
>
> When started out with this i ensured my tool suite was correct by
> building a generic kernel from kernel.org. Once i verified that asked
> for an example .config file for the target i was intending to
Jeff Ramin wrote:
Anybody have an idea of what might be causing this problem?
/home/ramin/uClinux/uClinux/uClinux-dist/linux-2.4.x/include/linux/ufs_fs.h:423:
storage size of `cg_cs' isn't known
followed by an error that stops the compile:
< lots of output removed >
/home/ramin/uClinux/uCli
Marly wrote:
Hi Bob,
I don't use the ps -ef in my memory calculation.
If I do the sum of /proc/slabinfo, I get 6,6 Mbytes of memory used, that is
far from the 9 Megabytes used reported by 'free'.
Any idea on this difference ?
Thanks for your help.
Stan
Stan,
My only suggestion would be to r
Stan Marly wrote:
# ps -ef
PID PORT STAT SIZE SHARED %CPU COMMAND
1 S141K 0K 0.5 /bin/init
2 S 0K 0K 0.0 keventd
3 R 0K 0K 0.0 ksoftirqd_CPU0
4 S 0K 0K 0.0 kswapd
5
Marly wrote:
# ps -ef
PID PORT STAT SIZE SHARED %CPU COMMAND
1 S141K 0K 0.5 /bin/init
2 S 0K 0K 0.0 keventd
3 R 0K 0K 0.0 ksoftirqd_CPU0
4 S 0K 0K 0.0 kswapd
5 S 0K 0K 0.0 bdflush
6 S 0K
Stan Marly wrote:
Yes, I do have a jffs2 on flash (about 5 Mbytes) and a ramdisk of 4
Mbytes ( ext2, with config_expand_nozeroes ). The ramdisk is empty.
Stan
what does 'ps -ef' report for ram usage?
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Marly wrote:
Hi guys
I have a question regarding uClinux 2.4.32 slab allocator.
I have a system (Coldfire 5208) with 16 mbytes of Ram and 8 Mbytes of flash.
When the system starts, I have:
Memory available: 12800k/16383k RAM, 0k/0k ROM (896k kernel code, 275k data)
Now if I run my applicati
Allon Stern wrote:
On Jul 1, 2008, at 6:12 AM, Teun Grinwis wrote:
I execute an application on uClinux which uses intensively stl vectors.
It regularly creates and clears vectors, and this vectors are growing.
After some days the application is killed by the kernel with signal
SIGILL.
-
Markus Franke wrote:
Dear uClinux Developers/Users,
I developed a linux character device driver in order to access an
external memory chip sitting on the flexbus. The data transfers are done
via the Multichannel DMA Controller.
From time to time (it's not really deterministic) my board hangs
Greg Ungerer wrote:
Hi Steven,
steven taffs wrote:
still cant get to ROMFS loaded, I downloaded a uClinux-dist-2005 and
copyed my linux-2.6.x directory into it and now I can compile jffs2
but that still doesnt help me load the ROMFS
I am currently loading the romfs image from flash @ 0x18000
Hi Greg,
this is great. At the moment, I don't have the time to clean up the
patch for inclusion, and currently it is for 2.4 only. I can send you
the patch for 2.4 as-is, if you like, but it's possible that it needs
some tweaking. I have sent the patch to Bob, maybe we get back a 2.6
port if we a
missed something in the requirements of uCLinux start up.
1. Initialize and provide access to RAM/ROM and peripherals
A. change PLL
B. change chip select registers for RAM/ROM
C. setup AIC
D. setup WDT as necessary
E. ensure other peripherals are in a quiesc
Martin Euredjian wrote:
Why would one choose one over the other?
There is another option versus the ones above. I wrote my own as U-Boot
above appeared 'heavier-weight' then what is needed. Though i may have
missed something in the requirements of uCLinux start up.
1. Initialize and provide
Erwin Authried wrote:
serial_atmel.c is an ancient,crappy serial driver for AT91 cpus. Later,
a driver has been written for the AT91RM9200 that uses the rather new
serial core driver (atmel_serial.c). The serial hardware for the
mmu-less AT91 cpus and the AT91RM9200 is a bit different, thus the
a
Hi all
appears the htdig is intermittent. Does anyone know the the reason for
the two serial drivers for Atmel. One is called serial_atmel.c the
other is called atmel_serial.c
tia - bob
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That's it! I just got an error about a bogus interrupt return mask and
combined with your remark I remembered that I didn't free my irq's.
Fixed that and it seems to run a whole lot more stable now.
Thanks.
BTW, I didn't know I could combine JTAG and Linux. Where can I find
information about ho
How do I debug something like this:
Internal error: Oops - undefined instruction: 0 [#1]
I suppose the error is in my interrupt handler (it only happens when I
load my own module), but it's so simple that I can't believe it's very
buggy:
irqreturn_t i2s_dma_irq(int irq,void *dev_
could someone give me any clue how could i fix this:
In interrupt handler - not syncing
<0>Kernel panic: No interrupt handler for 22
What is the core uC you are using? Is thi
Gavin Lambert wrote:
Quoth rwarner:
[42949379.66] uclinux[mtd]: RAM probe address=0x204cffd0
size=0x8e000
[42949379.67] Creating 1 MTD partitions on "%s":
[42949379.68] 0x%8x-0x%x : ""
[42949379.70] uclinux[mtd]: set ROMfs to be root filesystem
There'
Chris Cosby wrote:
You might try enabling the following in the kernel config:
Device Drivers
-> Memory Technology Device (MTD) support
--> RAM/ROM/Flash chip drivers
---> Support for RAM chips in bus mapping
--> Mapping drivers for chip access
---> Generic uClinux RAM/ROM filesystem support
David McCullough wrote:
Firstly, at this point, your filesystem has not been accessed, so it
doesn't matter what dev nodes you have, they don't matter.
The kernel is failing to find your root fs. What is your kernel command
line ?
And as someone else said, work out that console corruptio
I need to work on a large contiguous memory zone for image processing,
but I don’t find how reserve this large memory zone (10 Mo).
I’m working with uclinux 2.6.17, ColdFire m5329, with 64Mo DDRAM.
I have tried to reserve it with malloc which returns NULL.
I have tried to address it “manually”
Hi,
Ok searching the archives i've found a lot of scattered answers. Using
scatter and gather algo did not result in joy. ;)
I have the necessary correction(s) to the appropriate makefile in the
vendors directory, such that mtd(0,1,2) and mtdblock(0,1,2) are created
in the romfs. In addit
Hi
Is slab memory management schema only for uC's with a cache (L1, L2,
etc)? If yes, is the only option for uC's without a cache is slob
memory management?
tia - bob warner
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Hi,
I'm experiencing an odd issue with the slab allocator during
kmem_cache_init(). The memory map between the two systems is 95%
identical. I based my original work from the EB40 kernel and have the
systems configured the same through 'make menuconfig'.
Observing the kmem_cache_init() on
Michael Schnell wrote:
You could try Pearl or Python, but both are heavier in RAM/ROM foot
print than using a specific C app.
Yep. I'd like to stick with C.
Sorry, i misunderstood. I have C examples of CGI programming is that
what you are looking for? I wrote a simple CGI that updates
Michael Schnell wrote:
I'd like to create a cgi application that is started by (e.g. boa).
I have a working simplistic example (provided with uClinux-dist). But
same creates the HTML-page to be displayed completely by C code.
I am quite sure that there are lots of open source projects that ta
Anyone know of an irc server and channel for developers and/or users of
the uClinux distribution? I located one article on uCdot, but the
originator of that article stated there was little or no interest in it.
just curious, thnx - bob
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part way into the boot process (likely when interrupts were
turned on). Sounds similar to your experience, but may not be
relevant as I do not know what your target is.
Mike
rwarner wrote:
Glenn Henshaw wrote:
Has anyone experienced an issue with including the Atmel serial
driver an
Phil,
This is due to the system polling the serial interface by continually
adding a task to the workqueue
The flush cpu workqueue is waiting for the workqueue to be empty which
never happens due to serial polling action.
I have not got a "good" solution yet.
Some options are :
1/ turn o
Glenn Henshaw wrote:
Has anyone experienced an issue with including the Atmel serial driver
and the console connection to the Atmel serial driver not allowing the
system to continue to boot.
If i do not have the Atmel serial driver built into the kernel image
the system boots to the romfs (/b
Hi,
Has anyone experienced an issue with including the Atmel serial driver
and the console connection to the Atmel serial driver not allowing the
system to continue to boot.
If i do not have the Atmel serial driver built into the kernel image the
system boots to the romfs (/bin/init executed
David McCullough wrote:
Jivin rwarner lays it down ...
Hi
(working on Atmel ARM7TDMI variant of the uCLinux tree)
searching the romfs for /sbin/init reveals it is not there. however
/bin/init is there.
Why in main.c is the following present? And shouldn't run_init_process
r
Hi
(working on Atmel ARM7TDMI variant of the uCLinux tree)
searching the romfs for /sbin/init reveals it is not there. however
/bin/init is there.
Why in main.c is the following present? And shouldn't run_init_process
return gracefully versus causing a prefetch instruction abort?
"begin
Title: Re: [uClinux-dev] linking script with XIP
Alberto V駘ez Ortiz wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using a 2.4.24-uc0-str710 uClinux kernel with a str710 (arm7tdmi)
> processor and trying to implement xip.
>
> I've modified my sources according to patc:
> http://home.at/cgi-bin/viewcvs.
Title: Re: [uClinux-dev] Kernel 2.6.25
Michael,
>
>> Well, there is no ARM Ltd tree, as such. Russell is an independent
>> developer. He is the primary maintainer, almost all ARM mainline
>> kernel changes go through him to Linus.
>
> So here we are back to the original question.
>
Erwin Authried wrote:
why do you think that the configuration is for thumb mode? As far as I
know, there is no thumb support for the linux kernel until now.
The abort handler is using LV4T
LV4T = Late version 4 Thumb -- this lead me to believe the abort vector
is in thumb mode. though i could
Alberto,
Alberto Vélez Ortiz wrote:
That's the part of the Makefile I'm using to create the image.
image:
[ -d $(IMAGEDIR) ] || mkdir -p $(IMAGEDIR)
# #$(MAKE) -C $(ROOTDIR) LINUXTARGET=zImage linux || exit 1
$(MAKE) ARCH=$(ARCH) CROSS_COMPILE=$(CROSS_COMPILE) -C
$(ROOTDI
Greg,
Greg Ungerer wrote:
rwarner wrote:
Any idea or clue on how i've miss configured the system? Being new to
uclinux i'm finding many configurable items and i'm sure i do not have
them all correct yet.
See below...
CONFIG_MTD_UCLINUX=y
# CONFIG_MTD_UCLINUX_
Any idea or clue what i have fouled up? Could it be the start address
of the uclinux romfs? Getting a kernel panic as follows below (i think
i'm real close, or is it just the oncoming train):
tia - bob
Calling initcall 0x10014d60: uclinux_mtd_init
uclinux[mtd]: RAM probe address=0x100cdd40
Any idea or clue on how i've miss configured the system? Being new to
uclinux i'm finding many configurable items and i'm sure i do not have
them all correct yet.
tia - bob
Initialization from __log_buf as follows:
Linux version 2.6.19-uc1 ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) (gcc version 4.2.1) #124 Mon Ap
Hi,
I'm thinking i have my configuration incorrect for an Atmel AT91
ARM7TDMI board. Either the AT91FR40162S or the AT91SAM7SE512.
from the .config file i see the following.
#
# Processor Type
#
CONFIG_CPU_32=y
CONFIG_CPU_ARM7TDMI=y
# CONFIG_CPU_ARM9TDMI is not set
CONFIG_CPU_32v4T=y
CONFIG_C
Alberto Vélez Ortiz wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using a 2.4.24-uc0-str710 uClinux kernel with a str710 (arm7tdmi)
processor and trying to implement xip.
I've modified my sources according to patc:
http://home.at/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/midori/sources/linux-2.4.20-uc1/xip.patch
As it's for 2.4.20, I've a
Michael,
Well, there is no ARM Ltd tree, as such. Russell is an independent
developer. He is the primary maintainer, almost all ARM mainline
kernel changes go through him to Linus.
So here we are back to the original question.
2.6.25 is said to lift ARM (with MMU) to the same level as x86 (f
Hi Greg,
Greg Ungerer wrote:
Hi Bob,
rwarner wrote:
Michael Schnell wrote:
I read that the now officially released Kernel 2.6.25 offers a lot of
goodies for embedded / soft-realtime systems.
Will this version included in the tools (Buildroot etc) ?
Is it recommended to use 2.6.25 for new
Jamie Lokier wrote:
rwarner wrote:
Michael Schnell wrote:
I read that the now officially released Kernel 2.6.25 offers a lot of
goodies for embedded / soft-realtime systems.
Will this version included in the tools (Buildroot etc) ?
Is it recommended to use 2.6.25 for new projects ?
Did
Michael Schnell wrote:
I read that the now officially released Kernel 2.6.25 offers a lot of
goodies for embedded / soft-realtime systems.
Will this version included in the tools (Buildroot etc) ?
Is it recommended to use 2.6.25 for new projects ?
Did they fix the ARM no mmu stuff in the kern
Erwin Authried wrote:
Bob,
your makefile seems to be wrong. You are extracting 'image.data' that
isn't used anywhere. Besides, this image contains all sections, not
only .data.
Basically, you have to run obcopy to create the linux.text image, with
data+bss sections removed. A second obcopy ca
Erwin Authried wrote:
Erwin,
Have you run across this with XIP? I noted the patch you supplied
appears not to populate the area of flash necessary for .data section
initialization as well. Am i making a mistake here?
tia -- bob
Hi Bob,
I have used XIP for the kernel with 2.4 only, with
advan_xiang wrote:
> hi,all
> how to receive your mails related to problems?
>
> advan_xiang
> 2008-03-20
First with good etiquette. Please see the links on:
http://www.uclinux.org/maillist/
Please note some people send html-encoded messages from the mailing list
straight to the junk-box or tr
rwarner wrote:
Currently the __data_loc (at bottom of flash, largest address)is not
getting populated with the necessary .data section initialization in the
Atmel AT91 ARM7TDMI XIP build. Still contains erased flash values.
Looking in image.elf using nm the end address of text and rodata is
Currently the __data_loc (at bottom of flash, largest address)is not
getting populated with the necessary .data section initialization in the
Atmel AT91 ARM7TDMI XIP build. Still contains erased flash values.
Looking in image.elf using nm the end address of text and rodata is the
top of the __d
Jamie Lokier wrote:
rwarner wrote:
For headless systems and ones semi-stagnant in memory
allocation/reallocation an MMU-less system has many advantages.
However, what they also do is run an "ssh" command every 30 seconds to
report home. That's enough to start the fragmentation
Stanislav Meduna wrote:
rwarner wrote:
You are aware that the ARM Ltd site has MMU based kernels with XIP?
What core/processor are you using?
# cat /proc/cpuinfo
Processor : ARM7TDMI rev 0 (v4l)
BogoMIPS: 20.28
Features: swp 26bit
CPU implementer : 0x41
CPU architecture
Jamie Lokier wrote:
Yes, i some instances it is necessary. I worked on an avionics platform
that used 4K page sizes, so it was constantly paging in and out memory
for execution. The interesting thing was i also used a non-MMU OS on
the same processor PPC750 and noted the non MMU OS executed m
Stanislav Meduna wrote:
Jamie Lokier wrote:
Have you seen this paper on why an mmu might not be wanted in a
embedded system?
Perhaps. The biggest problem with not having an MMU is memory
fragmentation. Basically, you can't keep allocating large contiguous
segments, but you need that to run
Alberto Vélez Ortiz wrote:
Nobody has answered, but I found a solution and I want to share it with
the community.
The answer is copy the image.bin file from flash to RAM and then jumping
to the initial adrress where the image has been copied to.
The next step is achieving XIP (execute in pla
Jamie Lokier wrote:
rwarner wrote:
Michael Schnell wrote:
I suppose due to hardware improvements, in the future even small systems
will have MMUs, so I thinks there is not too much priority on these
nommu issues. The NIOS will definitively get one, optionally , too, but
in the moment I don&#
Michael Schnell wrote:
I suppose due to hardware improvements, in the future even small systems
will have MMUs, so I thinks there is not too much priority on these
nommu issues. The NIOS will definitively get one, optionally , too, but
in the moment I don't consider to switch to that as the
rwarner wrote:
Hi
Finally have some level of source level debugging (optimizations cause
issues). I am tracing the code via hardware breakpoints and single
stepping due to code execution is in flash. This is on an AT91EB40A
eval board (ARM7TDMI).
While debugging i've noted
Hi
Finally have some level of source level debugging (optimizations cause
issues). I am tracing the code via hardware breakpoints and single
stepping due to code execution is in flash. This is on an AT91EB40A
eval board (ARM7TDMI).
While debugging i've noted that start_kernel() is not wha
Hi Greg,
Greg Ungerer wrote:
Ok with respect to the 'linux' kernel i am unlearned in this regard of
kernel debug information. Is there a configuration item in the build
of the kernel which produces debug information in the vmlinux file?
Or do i need to find the build sequence and add -g opti
Hi,
Ok with respect to the 'linux' kernel i am unlearned in this regard of
kernel debug information. Is there a configuration item in the build of
the kernel which produces debug information in the vmlinux file? Or do
i need to find the build sequence and add -g option to the Makefile's
com
Ben Hsan Iyed wrote:
Hello for everyone who is reading this mail,
I'm working in my final study project and i need the lasted version of
arm-elf-tools
to cross compile uClinux-dist20070130.
Please help me as soon as you can.
--
Ben Hsan Iyed,
You can find them at ftp.snapgear.org/pub/snapgea
Erwin Authried wrote:
What do the following configuration items do for the kernel build for
the ARM7 from Atmel?
...
CONFIG_RAMKERNEL=y
# CONFIG_ROMKERNEL is not set
...
CONFIG_MEM16_BASE=0x0300
CONFIG_MEM8_BASE=0x0300
CONFIG_IO16_BASE=0x0200
CONFIG_IO8_BASE=0x0200
Those variab
the uClinux dist tree 20070130 and associated kernel. Yes, in this
#
# System Type
#
# CONFIG_ARCH_DSC21 is not set
# CONFIG_ARCH_VC547X is not set
# CONFIG_ARCH_DM270 is not set
# CONFIG_ARCH_CNXT is not set
# CONFIG_ARCH_NETARM is not set
# CONFIG_ARCH_TA7S is not set
# CONFIG_ARCH_TA7V is n
rwarner wrote:
rwarner wrote:
Greg Ungerer wrote:
Hi Bob,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (text) wrote:
Gavin Lambert wrote:
Quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
PAGE_OFFSET question:
Looked through archives and grepped through code. It's still unclear
to me how PAGE_OFFSET is getting set to 0x2000. W
rwarner wrote:
Greg Ungerer wrote:
Hi Bob,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (text) wrote:
Gavin Lambert wrote:
Quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
PAGE_OFFSET question:
Looked through archives and grepped through code. It's still unclear
to me how PAGE_OFFSET is getting set to 0x2000. When i view
Greg Ungerer wrote:
Hi Bob,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (text) wrote:
Gavin Lambert wrote:
Quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
PAGE_OFFSET question:
Looked through archives and grepped through code. It's still unclear
to me how PAGE_OFFSET is getting set to 0x2000. When i view
What kernel version are
Erwin Authried wrote:
Am Mittwoch, den 19.03.2008, 08:02 -0700 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(text):
Gavin Lambert wrote:
Quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
PAGE_OFFSET question:
Looked through archives and grepped through code. It's still unclear
to me how PAGE_OFFSET is getting set to 0x2000. When i
Kunal Singh wrote:
hi,
I figured out the problem. The Diab compiler adds an underscore in front
of all the symbol.
I could partially resolve the problem by calling _FUNCTION_NAME from my
application.
However, now I have another problem.
The code compiled with Diab uses some functions from C-
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