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Splitter Command Line Splitter Command Line Use the following syntax for the SHARC and TigerSHARC splitter command line. or elfspl21k [-switch …] -pm &|-dm &|-64 &| -proc part_number inputfile elfspl21k [-switch …] -s section_name inputfile where: � TigerSHARC inputfile—Specifies the name of the executable file (.dxe) to be processed into a non-bootable file for a single-processor system. The name of the inputfile file must appear at the end of the command. The name can include the drive, directory, file name, and file extension. Enclose long file names within straight quotes; for example, “long file name”. -switch …—One or more optional switches to process. Switches select operations for the splitter utility. Switches may be used in any order. A list of the splitter switches and their descriptions appear in Table 7-2 on page 7-5. -pm &| -dm &| -64—For SHARC processors, the &| symbol between the switches indicates AND/OR. The splitter command line must include one or more of -pm, -dm, or -64 (or the -s switch). The -64 switch corresponds to DATA64 memory space. processors do not have -pm, -dm, or -64 switches. 7-2 VisualDSP++ 4.5 Loader and Utilities Manual
� Most Splitter for SHARC and TigerSHARC Processors -s section_name—The -s switch can be used without the -pm, -dm, or -64 switch. The splitter command line must include one or more of the -pm, -dm, and, -64 switches or the -s switch. items in the splitter command line are not case sensitive; for example, -pm and -PM are interchangeable. However, the names of memory sections must be identical, including case, to the names used in the executable. Each of the following command lines, elfspl21k -pm -o pm_stuff my_proj.dxe -proc ADSP21161 elfspl21k -dm -o dm_stuff my_proj.dxe -proc ADSP21161 elfspl21k -64 -o 64_stuff my_proj.dxe -proc ADSP21161 elfspl21k -s seg-code -o seg-code my_proj.dxe runs the splitter utility for the ADSP-21161 processor. The first command produces a PROM file for program memory. The second command produces a PROM file for data memory. The third command produces a PROM file for DATA64 memory. The fourth command produces a PROM file for section seg-code. The switches on these command lines are as follows. -pm -dm -64 Selects program memory (-pm), data memory (-dm), or DATA64 memory (-64) as sources in the executable for extraction and placement into the image. DATA64 memory does not apply to ADSP-2106x processors. Warning: The -pm, -dm, or -64 switch does not apply to ADSP-TSxxx processors. Because these are the only switches used to identify the memory source, the specified sources are PM, DM, or DATA64 memory sections. Because no other content switches appear on these command lines, the output file format defaults to a Motorola 32-bit format, and the PROM word width of the output defaults to 8 bits for all PROMs. VisualDSP++ 4.5 Loader and Utilities Manual 7-3
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CONTENTS PREFACE Purpose of This Ma
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CONTENTS Loader Files Without a Sec
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CONTENTS ADSP-BF535 and ADSP-BF531/
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Contents File Extensions ..........
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Contents Boot Type Selection ......
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PREFACE Thank you for purchasing Vi
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Technical or Customer Support Prefa
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ADSP-21367 ADSP-21368 ADSP21369 ADS
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Preface VisualDSP++ 4.5 C/C++ Compi
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VisualDSP++ Documentation Set Prefa
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1 INTRODUCTION The majority of this
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Loader Command Line Introduction If
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Initialization Code Introduction In
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Introduction Download the loadable
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Introduction You can run the loader
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2 LOADER/SPLITTER FOR BLACKFIN PROC
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System Reset Configuration Register
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FLASH MEMORY INIT CODE HEADER INIT
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3 LOADER FOR ADSP-2106X/21160 SHARC
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-si-revision #|none|any Loader for
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