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LPC1857 locate part of code in FlashB

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luciano_mortari
Contributor I

I'm using LCP1857 developing with MCUXpresso, the code is near to reach the limit of the FlashA,  ( today the code size is near 480kBytes).

I know that's possible to locate functions and constants to FlashB using the directives

__TEXT(Flash2) void function_xxx(uint32_t u32_parameter) {

…}

__RODATA(Flash2) const unsigned char ach_l_Table[dim]={...};

If i'd like to move a library  composed by several files to FlashB it's necessary to mark each function and table with the directive or exists a method to locate all the code in a *.c file in FlashB ?

 

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luciano_mortari
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Tank you, i knew this method, but , as I have to move a large number of functions in Flash2, i was wondering if exists another method that allows to declare all the functions in a *.c file all located in Flash2 instead of marking each function with __TEXT(Flash2)

 

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luciano_mortari
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Ok, tank you,

i know that i have to use the directive __TEXT(Flash2) but, as I have to move a large number of functions in Flash2 , i wondered if there is another method to  declare all the functions in a *.c file all located in Flash2 instead of mark each function with __TEXT(Flash2)

 

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converse
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You can relocate all functions in a file by changing the linker script - not by changing the source code.

Take a look at this article by SiLabs

https://www.silabs.com/community/mcu/32-bit/knowledge-base.entry.html/2018/06/27/how_to_locate_anent...

 

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Omar_Anguiano
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NXP TechSupport

Hello luciano_mortari

 

This document provides some sample codes and steps for relocating Code and Data into RAM/FLASH. Although the examples are for the Kinetis K64 you may use this as reference:

https://community.nxp.com/t5/Kinetis-Design-Studio-Knowledge/Relocating-Code-and-Data-Using-the-MCUX...

 

Let me know if this is helpful, if you have more questions do not hesitate to ask me.

Best regards,

Omar

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