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Table 2-9. Blackfin Loader Command-Line Switches (Cont'd)
Switch
-h
or
-help
-ghc #
-HoldTime #
-init filename
-kb prom
-kb flash
-kb spi
-kf hex
-kf ascii
-kf binary
VisualDSP++ Loader Manual
for 16-Bit Processors
Blackfin Processor Loader/Splitter
Description
Invokes the command-line help, outputs a list of command-line
switches to standard output, and exits. By default, the
provides help for the loader driver. To obtain a help screen for your
target Blackfin processor, add the
line. For example: type
elfloader -proc ADSP-BF535 -h
obtain help for the ADSP-BF535 processor.
Specifies a 4-bit value (global header cookie) for bits 31–28 of the
global header.
Allows the loader to specify a number of hold-time cycles for
PROM/Flash boot. The valid values (#) are from
default value is .
3
Note: Currently supported only for ADSP-BF535 processors.
Directs the loader to include the initialization block from the named
file. The loader places the code from the initialization section of the
specified . file in the boot stream. The kernel loads the block and
DXE
then calls it. It is the responsibility of the code within the block to
save/restore state/registers and then perform a RTS back to the ker-
nel.
Note: This switch cannot be applied to ADSP-BF535 processors.
Specifies the boot mode (PROM, Flash, or SPI) for the boot kernel
output file if you select to generate two output files from the loader:
one for the boot kernel and another for the user application code.
This switch must be used in conjunction with the
If the switch is absent on a command line, the loader generates
-kb
the file for the boot kernel in the same boot mode as used to output
the user application code file.
Specifies the output file format (hex, ASCII, or binary) for the boot
kernel if you select to output two files from the loader: one for the
boot kernel and another for user application code.
This switch must be used in conjunction with the
switch is absent from the command line, the loader generates the
-kf
file for the boot kernel in the same format as for the user application
program.
switch alone
-h
switch to the command
-proc
through
0
switch.
-o2
switch. If the
-o2
to
. The
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