Texas Instruments TMS320 User Manual page 76

Runtime Object Viewer (ROV)
3.3.6 Buffer Pools
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❏ Largest Free Block. The maximum amount of contiguous memory that
is available for allocation in the heap within this memory segment.
❏ Free Mem. The total amount of memory (in MADUs) that is not in use by
the application and is free to be allocated from the heap.
❏ Used Mem. The amount of memory (in MADUs) that has been allocated
from the heap. If this value is equal to the total size, a warning is indicated
by coloring this field red.
❏ Total Size. The total number of minimum addressable units (MADUs) in
the heap.
❏ Start Address. The starting location of the heap.
❏ End Address. The ending location of the heap.
❏ Mem Segment. The number of the memory segment in which the heap
is located.
The properties listed for buffer pools (BUF) are as follows.
❏ Name. The name of the buffer pool object. The name is taken from the
label for statically-configured pools and is generated for dynamically-
created pools. The label matches the name in the configuration.
❏ Segment ID. The name of the memory segment in which the buffer pool
exists.
❏ Size of Buffer. The size (in MADUs) of each memory buffer inside the
buffer pool.
❏ # Buffers in Pool. The number of buffers in the buffer pool.
❏ # Free Buffers. The current number of available buffers in the buffer
pool.
❏ Pool Start Address. The address on the target where the buffer pool
starts.
❏ Max Buffers Used. The peak number of buffers that have been used in
the pool.