Testing an application build with H8300 cross compiler
Arati Dikey
AratiD@kpit.com
Mon Nov 19 10:26:00 GMT 2001
To know the actual size of your appln which will download on
your hardware, look at the size of your linked executable which
is a pure binary file.
the srec format is an ASCII format with headers etc.
h.t.h
Arati Dikey
Mohammad:
>
> I have build a small application test.srec using h8300-hitachi-hms-gcc
> compiler.
> Is it possible to test the application using h8300-hitachi-hms-gdb.
> I the answer is yes then what is the exakt procedure.
> I remember that I saw some mail on this archive where it was mentioned
> that to run
> gdb a simulated hardware is used and then with the help of gdb it is
loaded.
> I would appreciate if someone could send me the exakt procedure.
> Further I have another question. I have hitachi board with ram 32k
> and when I build my application with a small os-kernel, the
> resulting srec file became around 33k. Now my question is, is the
> size of srec file(33k) is the true size or does it contain extra
> symbols which are not loaded to the target and actual size may be
> less than 33k. If the above is true i.e. srec file contatin extra
> symbols then how can I find the actual size of a srec file. any
> help in this regard
> thanks in advance
> regards
> /Mohammad
>
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