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Hi Group, I recently got the IAR Kickstart Kit for LPC210x and have read all the docs and compiled and run sample apps -- everything works fine. I'm confused by the code size limitation of the kit, the docs say "The kit also comes with a 32K code-limited version of IAR's Embedded Workbench." When I compile the sample program runninglights, the output of the linker (ARM mode generating debug code) says: 1168 bytes of CODE memory (goes to 7k in Thumb mode) 8456 bytes of DATA memory 12 bytes of CONST memory The size of the on-disk image for RunningLights.d79 is 31.0 KB (31,806 bytes). So is the limit based on the "CODE memory" size or the on-disk size or ? The 1.1k seems about right but IAR has nothing I can find in the docs or web site to clarify. I can ping them Monday but somebody must have run into this. thanks, Tom |
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IAR Kickstart Code Size Limitation?
Started by ●December 12, 2004
Reply by ●December 12, 20042004-12-12
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--- In , "tkreyche" <tkreyche@w...> wrote: ...................... > > I'm confused by the code size limitation of the kit, the docs > say "The kit also comes with a 32K code-limited version of IAR's > Embedded Workbench." > > ....................................................... > So is the limit based on the "CODE memory" size or the on-disk size > or ? The 1.1k seems about right but IAR has nothing I can find in the docs or web site to clarify. Never mind. I ran a test by generating a lot of floating point code. One of the modules size was 26 976 bytes of CODE memory and when the linker added a couple others it went over 32k. Fatal Error[e89]: Too much object code produced (more than 0x8000 bytes) for this package. Fatal! Execution terminated... Total number of errors: 1 Tom |
