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Compiling Standalone Program in LTIB

garimella — Sat, 04 Jun 2016 07:41:50 GMT

I am trying to compile and download standalone program on a custom MPC8309 development board. Uboot was ported successfully.Facing the problems during execution of the code.

I have written simple C code to write a letter to a 4 character display (same operations was done using MM command and it worked)

int main()

{

volatile unsigned int *SET = (volatile unsigned int *)0xe0000c00;

volatile unsigned int *DISP = (volatile unsigned int *)0xe0000c08;

while(1)

{

*SET = 0xf7ff0000;

*DISP= 0x02910000;

}

used the command ./ltib -m shell

LTIB> gcc -o test test.c (This generated test.exe)

LTIB> readelf -a test (Noted down start address 0x10000284)

Then I converted elf to bin using objcopy -O binary test test.bin.

I used loadb command from uboot, dumped the file using hyperterminal in kermit mode

Uboot returned start address as 0x02000000. I typed go 0x2000000. This lead to self reset of the system.

Please let me know what is wrong? Also I want to know how to determine the memory range occupied by uboot in DRAM and changing the relocatable address in C file

Re: Compiling Standalone Program in LTIB

alexander_yakov — Sun, 05 Jun 2016 07:01:38 GMT

Are you sure you are writing to proper memory location? Have you tried to write to the same locations, but using U-boot console commands?

Have a great day,
Alexander

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Re: Compiling Standalone Program in LTIB

garimella — Sun, 05 Jun 2016 14:39:34 GMT

Hi,

Can you please elaborate what it means writing to proper memory location? Are the commands correct? . I do not understand how to relocate the code to specific memory location?. Practical advice will be greatly appreciated.