ADSP-219x DSP Multiple .DXE Support
VisualDSP++ 3.5 introduces support for multiple
EPROM booting mode. Boot streams of multiple projects or applications
can be stored in a single EPROM. The on-chip boot kernel always boots
in application number 0. Its boot stream starts at EPROM address
. User-defined second-stage loaders or boot management soft-
0x000000
ware may boot any application depending on application-specific
circumstances. Alternatively, one application can be loaded and executed
after the other terminates. The loader/splitter utility can consume multi-
ple
files and arrange their boot streams in several manners.
.DXE
Use the following syntax to submit two or more executable files to the
loader:
elfloader File1.dxe
[
[
-pd addr
switches_specific_to_dxe_file_that_follows
[
[
-pd addr
switches_specific_to_dxe_file_that_follows
is the default application that is booted by the on-chip boot
File1.dxe
kernel after reset. Unless the
starts at EPROM address
File1.dxe
If there is a
–pd addr
switches between "
"
" parameter is the address in the byte-based PROM address space.
addr
The address should be a hex value. If
line, no pd grouping is associated with the executable file, but the address
in the byte-based PROM address space remains associated with the
Usually the
–pd addr
to be located a given addresses. For example, when the individual boot
streams need to reside is certain pages of a Flash memory device. If the dif-
ferent boot streams are going to reside in different physical PROM
devices, this syntax enables the user to assign different settings, such as
wait-states or even output file name to the individual
VisualDSP++ Loader Manual
for 16-Bit Processors
ADSP-219x DSP Loader/Splitter
[
]
outputfile
-proc processor
switch is specified, the boot stream of
-p
switch specified for an executable file (
" and "
–pd
File.dxe
switch is applied if the individual boot streams need
.DXE
[
-switch ...
.
0x000000
" are called a pd grouping. The
is absent from a command
–pd addr
.DXE
booting in Parallel
]
]]
File2.dxe
]]
...
File3.dxe
), the
File.dxe
.
.DXE
s.
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