Hi All,
I'm trying out IAR's embedded workbench version 3.2A for the first time
and I've stumbled upon some questions which i hope you can help me with.
1)
when you write:
printf("Hello World");
It seems (or so i think) that IAR stores the string in RAM rather
than
in flash why is this and how can it be changed ?
2)
How do you store variables in flash ?
writing:
const char buffer[]="Hello World"; // is this stored in flash ?
__flash char buffer[]="Hello World"; // this is stored in flash
3)
If I make a long (1024 bytes) string (array) in flash:
__flash char string[1024]={...alot of data...};
And I want to print this to the serial port I do this:
printf("\r\n%s",string);
But it does not work...
So I though I needed a pointer to it...
__flash char string[1024]={...alot of data...};
char __flash *ptr;
ptr=&string[0];
printf("\r\n%s",ptr);
This didn't work either !?
4)
It seems that in the manual there's a function called:
printf_P for printing from flash but which file must I include to use
this printf function ? I cant seem to find it?
Best Regards
Lasse MadsenMessage
IAR - Anyone ?
2005-05-18 by Lasse Madsen
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