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Issue in mapping a portion of code in a particular memory section


From: Gaharwar, Harshit
Subject: Issue in mapping a portion of code in a particular memory section
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2014 13:22:23 +0000

Hi,

 

I am writing a code in iMX6Q board in GCC.

 

I am trying to map a particular section in code inside ‘Test1.S’ file to some other location. The Code in Test1.S looks like:

“.section "ns_image"

       .global funct1

funct1:

       mov r2,#0x3

       bx lr

Similarly in the .ld I have divided the memory section as and initialized it as :

MEMORY {

    RAM (RWX) : ORIGIN = 0x00000000, LENGTH = 0x2FFFFF

    MEM_NS(RWX):ORIGIN = 0x00300000, LENGTH = 0x2FFFFF

}

 

SECTIONS {

.text   : { * (vectors);

       * (.text); }   > RAM

    .data   : { * (.data); }   > RAM

    .bss    : { * (.bss ); }   > RAM

    .rodata : { * (.rodata); } > RAM

.non_secure :

{

__non_secure_start__ = . ;

  *(ns_image)

     

  __non_secure_end__ = . ;

  }>MEM_NS

}

 

With the above settings, when I generate a .map file I can see that test1.0 is mapped correctly as shown below:

 

*(ns_image)

ns_image       0x00300000       0x10 ./src/test1.o

                0x00300000                wait_for_interrupt1

                0x00300008                wait_for_interrupt2

                0x00300010                __non_secure_end__ = .

 

But when I try to load the code using QEMU, I am unable to see test1.0 mapped to memory corresponding to test1.0 in disassembly. Please find the screenshot attached which shows the same issue.

 

Rest of the code works fine which is mapped to RAM, but whatever is mapped to MEM_NS is having this issue.

 

Can you please provide any guidelines how this can be configured correctly.

 

What am I missing here?

 

Thanks,

Harshit

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