HP 64746 User Manual page 122

Chapter 4: Configuring the Emulator
Mapping Memory
Examples Consider the following section summary from the linker load map output listing.
SECTION SUMMARY
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SECTION ATTRIBUTE
ABSOLUTE DATA
0 NORMAL
env NORMAL CODE
prog NORMAL CODE
const NORMAL ROM
lib NORMAL CODE
envdata NORMAL DATA
libc NORMAL CODE
libm
mon NORMAL CODE
data NORMAL DATA
idata
udata
markers
libdata NORMAL DATA
libcdata NORMAL DATA
mondata NORMAL DATA
stack NORMAL DATA
heap NORMAL DATA
Notice the ABSOLUTE DATA section occupies 0 through 30H. These are vector
table locations, and because the BAR and SCR registers (located at 0F0H and
0F4H) are also in the vector table, this area should be mapped as emulation RAM.
Notice the NORMAL CODE and ROM sections occupy locations 2000H through
4521H. Because the contents of these sections will eventually reside in target
system ROM, this area should be characterized as ROM when mapped. This will
prevent these locations from being written over accidentally. If breaks on writes to
ROM are enabled, instructions that attempt to write to these locations will cause
emulator execution to break into the monitor.
Also, notice that other CODE and DATA sections occupy locations 5000H through
0FFFFH. Since these sections are written to, they should be characterized as RAM
when mapped.
Finally, the internal memory space must be mapped as target RAM. Assuming the
reset value of the BAR register is used, the range 0FFF000H through 0FFFFFFH
should be mapped as target RAM.
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00000000 0000002F
00000030 00000030
00002000 00002BC6
00002BC8 000036D9
000036DA 0000371F
00003720 00004521
00005000 00005157
00005158 0000744F
00007450 00007450
00007450 00007599
0000759A 00007B65
00007B66 00007B66
00007B66 00007B66
00007B66 00007B66
00007B68 00007B6B
00007B6C 00008597
00008598 000085BB
00009000 0000CFFF
0000D000 0000FFFD
LENGTH ALIGN
00000030 0 (BYTE)
00000000 2 (WORD)
00000BC7 2 (WORD)
00000B12 2 (WORD)
00000046 2 (WORD)
00000E02 2 (WORD)
00000158 4 (LONG)
000022F8 2 (WORD)
00000000 0 (BYTE)
0000014A 2 (WORD)
000005CC 2 (WORD)
00000000 0 (BYTE)
00000000 0 (BYTE)
00000000 0 (BYTE)
00000004 4 (LONG)
00000A2C 2 (WORD)
00000024 2 (WORD)
00004000 4 (LONG)
00002FFE 4 (LONG)