From: Magnus J. <rnd...@mj...> - 2003-01-24 13:28:52
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Hi! Where do I define the size of indirect RAM? I get "*** ERROR: = Insufficient INDIRECT RAM memory.". But there's 2KBytes of indirect = addressable RAM on-chip so, how do I tell sdcc it's there? The only option in sdcc I found is --iram-size, but that's for internal = not indirect RAM.=20 Windows native SDCC: 2.3.3 (Jan 11 2003) if that makes any difference. |
From: Gernot F. <ger...@ne...> - 2003-01-24 13:58:59
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On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Magnus Johansson wrote: > Hi! > > Where do I define the size of indirect RAM? I get "*** ERROR: Insufficient INDIRECT RAM memory.". But there's 2KBytes of indirect addressable RAM on-chip so, how do I tell sdcc it's there? > > The only option in sdcc I found is --iram-size, but that's for internal not indirect RAM. If you speak about 8051 architekture then there are only 128 bytes possible. You can add some unused bytes from dataspace. If you have 2K external ram then its xdata. Some uC have internal external ram, but this is xdata too. -- MFG Gernot |