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TASKING VX-toolset for ARM User Guideone mapping is available for a range of memory addresses, otherwise the memory keyword with the samename would be used.For example:memory xrom{mau = 8;size = 1M;type = rom;map cached}(dest=bus:mycore:local_bus, dest_offset=0x80000000,size=1M);map uncached (dest=bus:mycore:local_bus, dest_offset=0xa0000000,size=1M, reserved);From space to spaceIf you map an address space to another address space (nesting), you can do this by mapping the subspaceto the containing larger space. In this example a small space of 64 kB is mapped on a large space of 16MB.space small{id = 2;mau = 4;map (src_offset = 0, dest_offset = 0,dest = space : large, size = 64k);}From space to busAll spaces that are not mapped to another space must map to a bus in the architecture:space large{id = 1;mau = 4;map (src_offset = 0, dest_offset = 0,dest = bus:bus_name, size = 16M );}From bus to busThe next example maps an external bus called e_bus to an internal bus called i_bus. This internal busresides on a core called mycore. The source bus has 16 data lines whereas the destination bus has only8 data lines. Therefore, the keywords src_dbits and dest_dbits specify which source data lines aremapped on which destination data lines.architecture mycore{826
Linker Script Language (LSL)bus i_bus{mau = 4;}}space i_space{map (dest=bus:i_bus, size=256);}bus e_bus{mau = 16;width = 16;map (dest = bus:mycore:i_bus, src_dbits = 0..7, dest_dbits = 0..7 )}It is not possible to map an internal bus to an external bus.16.5. Semantics of the Derivative DefinitionKeywords in the derivative definitionderivativeextendscorearchitecturebusmauwidthmapmemorytypemausizespeedpriorityfillmapsection_layoutsection_setupmapdestdest_dbitsdest_offsetsizereserved rom ram nvram blockrambus space827
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TASKING VX-toolset for ARMUser Guid
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Table of Contents1. C Language ....
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Chapter 1. C LanguageThis chapter d
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C LanguagePacked structuresTo preve
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C LanguageSCB->VTOR |= (1
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C Language__asm( "nop\n""\tnop" );E
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C LanguageExample 5: reserving regi
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C Languageadd r1,r1,r1,lsl #2mov r0
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C LanguagemallocYou can use __attri
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C Languageuseful when you are writi
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C Languagefloat 0.5iextern symbolNo
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C Languagesource [on | off | defaul
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C LanguageMacro__REVISION____SINGLE
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C Language1.10. Functions1.10.1. Ca
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C LanguageWith the C compiler optio
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C LanguageEnable interrupts in exce
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C LanguageGet the value of the SPSR
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C Language__disable_fault_irqvoid v
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C Language__REVunsigned int __REV(
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C Languagemain: .type func; __my_po
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Chapter 2. C++ LanguageThe TASKING
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C++ Language• explicit is accepte
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C++ LanguageS s; // OK.S s2; // Ins
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C++ Language• Functions can be "d
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C++ Language• When option --nonco
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C++ Languageenum E { e, };2.3. GNU
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C++ Language• Dollar signs ($) ar
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C++ Languageextern "C" { void f(int
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C++ Language}f(p, x); // calls #1
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C++ LanguageThis means a program ca
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C++ LanguageIf you are using Borlan
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C++ Language#pragma instantiate A#p
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C++ Languageexport template T const
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C++ LanguageThe export_info file co
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C++ LanguageonceWhen placed at the
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C++ LanguageMacro__EXCEPTIONS__FILE
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C++ LanguageMacro__VIRTUAL_FUNCTION
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C++ LanguageWhen the host system do
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C++ Language• #pragma hdrstop may
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Chapter 3. Assembly LanguageThis ch
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Assembly LanguageCharacter Descript
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Assembly Language3.5. RegistersThe
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Assembly Language3.6.3. Expression
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Assembly Language'.' and a user def
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Assembly Language@BIGENDIAN()Return
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Assembly Language.DEFINE ID "@STRCA
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Assembly Language3.9.1. Overview of
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Assembly Language.ALIGNSyntax.ALIGN
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Assembly Language.BS, .BSB, .BSH, .
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Assembly Language.CALLSSyntaxor.CAL
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Assembly Language.DEFINESyntax.DEFI
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Assembly Language.ENDSyntax.ENDDesc
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Assembly Language.EXTERNSyntax.EXTE
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Assembly Language.FOR, .ENDFORSynta
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Assembly Language.GLOBALSyntax.GLOB
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Assembly Language... ; code for the
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Assembly Language.LIST, .NOLISTSynt
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Assembly Language.MACRO, .ENDMSynta
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Assembly Language.MESSAGESyntax.MES
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Assembly Language.SIZESyntax.SIZEsy
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Assembly Language.TITLESyntax.TITLE
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Assembly Language.UNDEFSyntax.UNDEF
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Assembly Language3.10. Macro Operat
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Assembly LanguageExample: Argument
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Assembly Languageit expands as:.MES
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Assembly LanguageMOV32 ARM and Thum
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Assembly LanguageADD, SUB inversion
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Chapter 4. Using the C CompilerThis
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Using the C Compiler• Build Selec
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Using the C CompilerFirst the compi
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Using the C Compiler#pragma endopti
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Using the C CompilerMIL splitting (
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Using the C Compiler4.5.3. Optimize
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Using the C Compilercmp r1,r0blt .L
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Using the C Compilercompiled.This i
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Using the C Compiler2. In the left
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Using the C CompilerFor details abo
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Using the C CompilerImplementation
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Using the C CompilerOn the command
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Chapter 5. Using the C++ CompilerTh
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Using the C++ Compiler4. Select the
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Using the C++ CompilerR (Remarks)Re
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Chapter 6. ProfilingProfiling is th
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Profilingalso information about whi
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ProfilingFor the command line, see
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ProfilingThe project LSL file is up
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ProfilingThe profiling informationB
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ProfilingIn the right pane the Sett
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Chapter 7. Using the AssemblerThis
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Using the Assemblermenu item. In or
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Using the AssemblerExample on the c
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Chapter 8. Using the LinkerThis cha
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Using the LinkerTermRelocationinfor
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Using the LinkerTo assign locations
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Using the LinkerAn overview of the
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Using the LinkerIf the library resi
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Using the LinkerThis links the file
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Using the LinkerWhen this optimizat
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Using the Linker2. You can edit the
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Using the Linker• convert a logic
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Using the LinkerAddress spacesA log
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Using the Linkerbus local_bus{mau =
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Using the Linker2. In the left pane
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Using the LinkerThis completes the
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Using the Linkerlkarm --map-file te
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Chapter 9. Run-time EnvironmentThis
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Run-time EnvironmentDefineexit_lc_u
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Run-time EnvironmentMain applicatio
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Run-time Environment0x00000000 then
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Run-time EnvironmentAll ARM archite
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Run-time EnvironmentHeap allocation
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Chapter 10. Using the UtilitiesThe
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Using the Utilities10.2. Make Utili
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Using the UtilitiesoptionFor a comp
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Using the UtilitiesTarget.SILENT.SU
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Using the UtilitiesLDFLAGS = -lcarm
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Using the UtilitiesExtract all modu
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Using the Utilitiesccarm -g -t hell
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Chapter 11. Using the DebuggerThis
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Using the Debugger• Initial downl
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Using the DebuggerSource tabOn the
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Using the DebuggerWhen this option
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Using the DebuggerIconSession itemS
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Using the DebuggerEach tab lets you
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Using the Debugger11.4.5. Expressio
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Chapter 12. Tool OptionsThis chapte
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Tool OptionsEclipse optionAlignment
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Tool OptionsEclipse optionDescripti
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Tool Options12.1. Configuring the C
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Tool OptionsC compiler option: --al
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Tool OptionsFirst the compiler look
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Tool OptionsSection 4.5.3, Optimize
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Tool OptionsC compiler option: --no
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