nrf5x-base | Starting point and shared code | Networking library

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nrf5x-base is a C library typically used in Networking, Xamarin applications. nrf5x-base has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This repository is a starting point and shared code for Nordic nRF5x BLE platforms. This repo is a collection of libraries, SDKs, Softdevices, and Makefiles to be included within other projects using the Nordic platfroms. Pull requests welcome. The currently supported SDK versions are: 9.0.0, 10.0.0, 11.0.0, 12.2.0. The currently supported Softdevice versions are: s110_7.3.0, s110_8.0.0, s120_2.1.0, s130_1.0.0, s130_2.0.0, s130_2.0.1.

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Linker Script Always Interprets Variables as Zero?

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Linker Script Always Interprets Variables as Zero?

Asked 2019-Dec-20 at 03:02

There are a lot of logs and other stuff below, so to skip to the punchline: I have a linker script and am setting variables within it, and using these variables to set up memory sections. But it seems like these variables are always being set to 0 no matter what I set them to in the script.

I am writing a linker script, trying to add two new memory sections to my output elf for an embedded systems application. I am trying to chop off the first bit of the preexisting RAM memory section, change the size of RAM accordingly, and place my new sections there.

Previously, using the nrf52840 development board and this library, I can modify the linker script for one of the example applications as so:

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Answered 2019-Dec-20 at 03:02

Some of the more complicated features of Zephyr like bootloaders and SPM (secure partition manager) actually build using independent board definitions, linker scripts, and project configurations. Even though they all happen from one call to west build or ninja or make or whatever build tool you are configured with, they can sometimes end up mismatched.

You can see this if you go into the build output directory and notice that there will be multiple sub-directories with names like spm and mcuboot and zephyr. Each of these sub-directories will contain their own object files, map files, linker scripts, etc. The zephyr directory is the top level one that contains the build/link work for your final application and will merge in the pre-compiled binaries from the others. What I think is happening is that the prj.conf changes you made to create the custom sections in your application are only affecting one of these sub-builds. You likely need to find the prj.conf files for the other ones and modify them similarly.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59260762

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