Commit fff5e68 introduced the jump table and the global config. It turned out that using the proper way, with reserving space in memory in the linker script and main.c just added zeros to the hex file. Writing directly to memory using JUMPTABLE_BASE_ADDR and CONFIG_BASE_ADDR has the same effect (at least for the jump table), so the lines generating the extra zeros are commented out for now.
I need to investigate if this hacky way is actually working as intended, otherwise revert to the proper way.
biemster
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1 year ago
Commit fff5e68 introduced the jump table and the global config. It turned out that using the proper way, with reserving space in memory in the linker script and
main.cjust added zeros to the hex file. Writing directly to memory usingJUMPTABLE_BASE_ADDRandCONFIG_BASE_ADDRhas the same effect (at least for the jump table), so the lines generating the extra zeros are commented out for now. I need to investigate if this hacky way is actually working as intended, otherwise revert to the proper way.