Description
I seem to be unable to properly parse the .text section in our map file.
Map file is generated by (arm) gcc.
This is the output that I am getting from a test-run with fixed pre-built .map file + associated linker file:
Memory Map Plugin version 2.2.1 (53614)
Printing configuration
{SAMD20-Release=[0] rom [origin = 0x00000000, length = 0x00040000, used = 0x00040000, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
[1] .text [origin = 0x00000000, length = N/A, used = 0x24244, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
[2] .ARM.exidx [origin = 0x00024244, length = N/A, used = 0x8, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
[3] ram [origin = 0x20000000, length = 0x00007580, used = 0x00007580, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
[4] .relocate [origin = 0x20000000, length = N/A, used = 0x458, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
---- ram [origin = 0x20000000, length = 0x00007580, used = 0x00007580, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
[5] .bss [origin = 0x20000458, length = N/A, used = 0x3208, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
---- ram [origin = 0x20000000, length = 0x00007580, used = 0x00007580, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
[6] .stack [origin = 0x20003660, length = N/A, used = 0x1000, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
---- ram [origin = 0x20000000, length = 0x00007580, used = 0x00007580, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
[7] TOUCH_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION_region [origin = 0x20007580, length = 0x00000680, used = 0x00000680, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
[8] TOUCH_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION [origin = 0x20007580, length = N/A, used = 0x670, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
---- TOUCH_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION_region [origin = 0x20007580, length = 0x00000680, used = 0x00000680, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
[9] FMEA_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION_region [origin = 0x20007c00, length = 0x00000400, used = 0x00000400, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
[10] FMEA_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION [origin = 0x20007c00, length = N/A, used = 0x54, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
---- FMEA_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION_region [origin = 0x20007c00, length = 0x00000400, used = 0x00000400, unused = N/A, endAddress = N/A]
}
When I parse the data for flash/rom data like: .text+.ARM.exidx I get the following graph:
(I also can't add the .relocate section because it parses it like RAM only and will set max to 30k.)
What I am missing is the parsing of the maximum value. It currently parses as 0 bytes. (hence the (MAX) .text .ARM.exidx is all the way at the bottom)
When I include the rom section like: .text+.ARM.exidx,rom I'll get the following graph:
Which is a workaround-ish because now it does show the maximum value, however it looks ugly as sh--.
The other issues that is happening is that the FMEA_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION and TOUCH_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION are parsed like they have 30k of space each, so I can't include them in the .relocate+.bss+.stack calculation, because than the maximum becomes 90k, and not 32k (which is expected: (0x7580 + 0x670+0x400 = 0x8000 = 32k).
For a reference, this is the output from the compiler:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Atmel\Studio\7.0\toolchain\arm\arm-gnu-toolchain\bin\arm-none-eabi-size.exe" "[redacted].elf"
text data bss dec hex filename
148044 2844 16904 167792 28f70 [redacted].elf
Done executing task "RunCompilerTask".
Using "RunOutputFileVerifyTask" task from assembly "C:\Program Files (x86)\Atmel\Studio\7.0\Extensions\Application\AvrGCC.dll".
Task "RunOutputFileVerifyTask"
Program Memory Usage : 150888 bytes 57,6 % Full
Data Memory Usage : 19748 bytes 60,3 % Full
Where:
- ROM = text + data ( 148044+2844 = 150888 / 254kb)
- RAM = data + bss ( 2844 + 16904 = 19748 / 32kb)
In the linker file:
- ROM = .text + .ARM.exidx + .relocate + TOUCH_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION + FMEA_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION ( 148036 + 8 + 1112 + 1648 + 84 = 150888/254kb)
- RAM = .relocate + .bss + .stack + TOUCH_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION FMEA_SAFETY_DATA_LOCATION ( 1112 + 12808 + 4096 + 1648 + 84 = 19748/32kb)
If there is anything I should be doing/testing/changing please let me know.
Kind regards,
Edit, if I require to send you the used .ld and .map file, let me know. Because I'll have to remove company sensitive information from the map file first.