Detailed Description

RAM code support.

Provides support for executing code from RAM. Provides a unified method to manage RAM code across all supported tools.

Note

Other cross-compiler support macros are implemented in COMMON .

Functions executing from RAM should not be declared as static.

Warning

Standard library facilities are available to the tool with GCC in hosted mode (default), regardless of the section attribute. Calls to standard libraries placed in the default section may therefore occur. To disable hosted mode, add '-ffreestanding' to the build command line. This is the only way to guarantee no calls to standard libraries with GCC. Read more at https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-5.3.0/gcc/Standards.html

Keil/ARM uVision users must add a section named "ram_code" in their linker scatter file. This section must be in RAM memory. Look in the MCU SDK for example scatter files (ram_code.sct).

Usage

In your .h file:

#include "em_ramfunc.h"

SL_RAMFUNC_DECLARATOR
void MyPrint(const char* string);

Issues have been observed with armgcc when there is no declarator. It is recommended to have a declarator also for internal functions, but move the declarator to the .c file.

In your .c file:

#include "em_ramfunc.h"

SL_RAMFUNC_DEFINITION_BEGIN
void MyPrint(const char* string)
{
...
}
SL_RAMFUNC_DEFINITION_END

Macros
#define	SL_RAMFUNC_DECLARATOR
	Compiler ported function declarator for RAM code.
#define	SL_RAMFUNC_DEFINITION_BEGIN
	Compiler ported function definition begin marker for RAM code.
#define	SL_RAMFUNC_DEFINITION_END
	Compiler ported function definition end marker for RAM code.
#define	SL_RAMFUNC_DISABLE
	This define is not present by default. By compiling with define SL_RAMFUNC_DISABLE , code placed in RAM by SL_RAMFUNC macros will be placed in default code space (Flash) instead.

Macro Definition Documentation