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I found it, thanks!

>Doesn't that have a memory browser?
Dont think so... It has a "symbol browser", but that only shows what in what address my stack is allocated.

My option right now, is to step through the code...

Hi.
I would like to know exactly how much stack my program needs. I have been told that I can start by making the stack excessively large, fill it with a certain pattern, like AAAAAAAA, and after...

>How come it's not allocated where?
The stack...

Btw, the array size is rather large, but I have allocated around 20 KB of stack, so I guess it should fit...

Hi all.

In the following code the array 'splitbuf' is allocated outside any of the output sections defined by my linker command file.



#define QMFB_SPLITBUFSIZE_BATCH (8192/JPC_BATCH_SIZE) ....

Thanks!

Hi.

I am trying to align an array to a 32 bit boundry. I wrote the following code to achieve that:



static jpc_fix_t splitbuf[QMFB_SPLITBUFSIZE];
&splitbuf = (jpc_fix_t*) ( (int)(&splitbuf...

Salem>
I havnt made any specifications in the source code about my memory design. It's all in the LCF file above. I am using TI.s Code Composer Studio 3.1 to develop my project.

I declared...

Hi.

I am trying to allocate a certain array used by my program in external memory. My LCF file looke like this:



MEMORY
{
/* vecs + L2SRAM + CIO + STACK = size of internal memory */
...

Ok...seems I'm too quick to ask you guys advice here. At least I fount that in the following read

fscanf(InFile, "%hi", &DataMatrix[i]);

I should remember the 'h' in the modifier, when reading...

Ok, more question:
1)
I read the array of numbers -49 -16 -67 - 80 as short integers.
When I output them again, I write: -49 -1 - 16 -1 -67 -1 -80 -1

Why is this?

2)
I tried processing the...

correction to the above:

'-100' would be read as 45, 49, 48, 48...right?

Oh!
I just think I realized something:

If I wanna read in the number '-100' as a char, it will actually be read as 4 chars:

32, 49, 48, 48,

and there goes the memory savings... Right?

Hi! Thanks for your replies.
The reason why I wanna use as small a datatype as posible preferably char, is that I need to read in a 512x512 8 bits/pxl image into a 1024KByte L2 cache.

By using...

Hi.
I want to read a matrix of 8-bit integers, in the range -127-to-128, into my program for further processing.

My code looks like like this:



signed char* getdata(int rows, int columns){...

Sure! I see it...and I would have to run the loop n/2 itertions, right?

Salem: thanks for you helpful suggestions.

>I would suggest you unroll it and eliminate the state variable altogether.

I dont understand how UNROLL together with your code example corresponds...

>Salem:

>1. How do you know it is a cache problem?
I have runned a profiling analysis on the code, and can see that I have 5% cpu stall cycles caused by cache read and write misses...

>2. What...

>the stack works quite well and it's efficient. Where else do you want to put them?

Arent variables normally allocated on the heap?

I am tuning some code to run fast on a TI c6416 dsp. I have...

Hi friends.

I am wondering if there are any methods for defining the memory allocation for a function level "symbol" (fx pointer or array).

I know the DATA_SECTION pragma can be used on file...

Thanks for your replies guys! All helpfull.

\Esben.

>>Salem,

How dynamic... good point...

What I would like to do is to return the DataMatrix[][] variable from one function, back to an int pointer (int *p) in the calling function. Is this...

Hi.
Yeah I guess using a loop and a read function is a pretty good advice, since it's the only way (as far as I know) to read in a vector or matrix, but I was kind of hoping for some more specific...

Sarcasm is always funny...

Hi all,
I'm sitting and tring to read a matrix into a dynamic array. Does anyone have a smart way of doing this?

Thanks for oyur time.
Esben.