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Memory Offset Option - smileyakfg - Apr 11 10:36:00 2005


Hi,
I have 2 codeWarrior Project:
- Bootloader
- CoreApplication

How can I add a memory offset where my core application is going to
be written? (Linker option?)
From the bootloader, I will jump to that address.

----------------------------------------------------
__ Address X: Bootloader Code starting addr
'
' ---------------------------------------------------
`-> Address Y: Core Application Code starting addr

Offset = Y - X

I want to generate a S19 file that is going to include that offset. PS: Vous pouvez repondre en francais si vous preferez.





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Re: Memory Offset Option - a_ribero - Apr 11 11:50:00 2005


Hi:

There is a good description of the Linker in the Help Section of the
CodeWarrior IDE. It describes the link files (.prm), RAM, ROM
Sections, placement, commands, etc. You might want to start there.
There are some examples too. Regards,

Alex
--- In 68HC12@68HC..., "smileyakfg" <alexandre.parent@s...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I have 2 codeWarrior Project:
> - Bootloader
> - CoreApplication
>
> How can I add a memory offset where my core application is going to
> be written? (Linker option?)
> From the bootloader, I will jump to that address.
>
> ----------------------------------------------------
> __ Address X: Bootloader Code starting addr
> '
> ' ---------------------------------------------------
> `-> Address Y: Core Application Code starting addr
>
> Offset = Y - X
>
> I want to generate a S19 file that is going to include that offset. > PS: Vous pouvez repondre en francais si vous preferez.





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