Analog Devices VisualDSP++ 3.5 Manual page 109

Table 3-6. Loader Command-Line Switches (Cont'd)
Switch
[ ]
-pd address
inputfile
-pdAddrNext
-proc processor
or
-dADSP-21xx
-readall
-romsplitter
-split # [#]
-v
VisualDSP++ Loader Manual
for 16-Bit Processors
ADSP-219x DSP Loader/Splitter
Description
Appends another application program (
You can specify options applicable to the boot-stream general header
between and
address inputfile
application starts from the next free PROM location. There is no restric-
tion on the number of time the switch is used.
Specifies the value contained in the .DXE address header block. When
elfloader is invoked multiple times to create loader files, this option
specifies the next address to be placed in the new header record for the
last on the command line. The address is in the byte-based PROM
.DXE
address space.
The mandatory switch specifies the processor for which the loader file is
created. For example,
-proc ADSP-2191
Note:
-proc ADSP-21xx
acy support only.
Creates a non-bootable image and non-boot stream image in the same
output file, together with the boot-loadable image. Boot mode must be
set to PROM ( ) and format must be set to hex (
-b PROM
Creates a non-bootable image only.
This switch overwrites
-b
An ASCII file is produced when
ified, regardless of the
-b file_type
The switch generates two output files for the 16-bit-wide
-split 8 8
EMI data bus; the
.LDU
file contains the lower eight data bits.
.LDL
The switch produces one 16-bit-wide file.
-split 16
Note: Valid only when width is 16 bit.
Outputs status information as the loader processes files.
) at the specified address.
.DXE
. If no [
-pd address
or
-proc ADSP-21990
is the preferred form;
-dADSP-21xx
and any other switch bounded by boot types.
and
-f ASCII -romsplitter
setting.
file contains the upper eight data bits, and the
] is specified,
.
is for leg-
).
-f hex
are spec-
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