Binary Loading : TCM and OCRAM

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Binary Loading : TCM and OCRAM

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carlovalgocela
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Hello

In Vybrid Architecture manual, a TCM backdoor is intended to load the code and data into TCM by Cortex-A5 (primary core) prior to running Cortex-M4 (secondary core).

It actual it is loaded in the OCRAM-SysRAM0.  Can anybody explain why it is loaded in SysRAM0 and not in the TCM?

Thanks

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jiri-b36968
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Hello Carlo,

missing some information like which code or data, what project...

Anyway, generally the placement of the code and data depends on Linker command file (IAR) - see supp.iar.com or scatter file  (DS5) - see Loading this site

Depending on your IDE you can select location of your code and date and build the project with this setting. Then your code will be placed where you want.

/Jiri