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BSL Scripter - CRC - gcgplge - Oct 1 22:26:28 2009
I am using a BSL_Scripter to update the code on a 5438. One of the commands is the
CRC_CHECK and the sample script passes the expected CRC. How do you compute the CRC of
the code? Or can you find the CRC from the CCE V3.1 linker output?
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Re: BSL Scripter - CRC - old_cow_yellow - Oct 2 0:48:33 2009
According to slau256, CRC calculation are based on the CRC module of the F5xx as described
in slau208.
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> I am using a BSL_Scripter to update the code on a 5438. One of the commands is the CRC_CHECK and the sample script passes the expected CRC. How do you compute the CRC of the code? Or can you find the CRC from the CCE V3.1 linker output?
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> I am using a BSL_Scripter to update the code on a 5438. One of the commands is the CRC_CHECK and the sample script passes the expected CRC. How do you compute the CRC of the code? Or can you find the CRC from the CCE V3.1 linker output?
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