Thanks for reply,
faster programmer is not a option - programming is done via WiFi (it
has to be done that way).
Yes, that's what I want to do - but the question is how to tell the
linker about libraries (which are already somewhere in memory)?
Pozdrawiam,
Grzegorz Gajoch
2014-07-21 11:53 GMT+02:00 Niklas Gürtler <profclonk@xxxxxxxxx>:
> That is possible by placing the library in one part of the flash via a
> linker script, and the remainder of the code in another part.
> Alternatively you could buy a faster programming device such as Segger
> J-Link which can flash even big microcontrollers in <1s ...
>
> On 21.07.2014 11:37, Grzesiek Gajoch wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> My "problem" is as follows:
>> I have relatively big code for STM32 microcontroller (~300KB binary file).
>> Every time I want to test new software version I have to recompile all
>> of it and then reflash whole memory (which takes time).
>>
>> I have a question:
>> is it possible to compile "library" part of code (it does not change
>> but takes a lot of memory) and burn it in static place in memory,
>> when compiling "user" code (it uses functions from library) tell the
>> linker somehow to map jumps to part of memory where the lib is (i.e.
>> take the adresses from memory map of staticly burned lib) - the goal
>> is to place it in "user" place in memory (and only reflash this part).
>>
>> Thanks for replay and help!
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Grzegorz Gajoch
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