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Timing Data Converters Development Tools Digital Signal Processors (DSP) DLP® Products & MEMS Embedded Software Interface Isolation Logic Microcontrollers OMAP™ Applications Processors (Read Only) Power Management RF & Digital Radio Sensor Products Haptics & Touch Wireless Connectivity /etc Support Blogs Analog Wire Analog: The real world Behind the Wheel ConnecTIng Wirelessly Enlightened: The TI DLP® Blog Fully Charged Industrial Strength Launch Your Design Learn E2E Motor Drive & Control MSP Low-Power Plays On the Grid Power House Precision Hub The Process Think. Innovate TI Live @... Tools Insider University Program Groups Corporate Citizenship TI University Program Russian E2E (сообщество E2E) https://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless_connectivity/bluetooth_low_energy/f/538/t/242056 Japanese E2E (日本語コミュニティ) Learn E2E Launch Your Design Motor Drive & Control Videos More Cancel /etc... RF (Read-Only) /etc... RF (Read-Only) Forum Mentions Tags More Cancel Sign In to Post Sign In to Post Cancel Go to RF & Digital Radio Forums Amplifiers Switches & Multiplexers Applications Processors Clock and Timing Data Converters Development Tools Digital Signal Processors (DSP) DLP® Products & MEMS Embedded Software Interface Isolation https://e2e.ti.com/support/rf__digital_radio/etc_rf/f/228/t/364023 Logic Microcontrollers OMAP™ Applications Processors (Read Only) Power Management RF & Digital Radio Sensor Products Haptics & Touch Wireless Connectivity /etc Support More Cancel Not Answered Error[e104]: Failed to fit all segments into specified ranges. Intellectual 350 points Mano MM Error[e104]: Failed to fit all segments into specified ranges. Problem discovered in segment BANKED_CODE. Unable to place 71 block(s) (0x1b47c byte(s) total) in 0x1af20 byte(s) of memory. The problem occurred while processing the segment placement command "-P(CODE)BANKED_CODE=_CODE_BEG-_CODE_END,_BANK4_BEG-_BANK4_END,_BANK5_BEG-_BANK5_END,_BANK6_BEG-_BANK6_END,_BANK7_BEG-_BANK7_ END", where at the moment of placement the available memory ranges were "CODE:3db4-3ff7,CODE:4b000-4ffff,CODE:58b24-5ffff,CODE:68000-6ffff,CODE:78000-7e7ff" Error while running Linker Best wishes with thanks, MANO MM. Intellectual 350 points Mano MM Aug 23, 2014 8:29 AM Reply Cancel Cancel Reply Suggest as Answer Use rich formatting 1 Reply Intellectual 350 points Mano MM Aug 23, 2014 8:33 AM Hi, Here if i am changing code memory or disable power saving(xPOWER_SAVING). its working without error but its not advertising. I am using BLE1.4 stack(Which i am converting 1.3.2 to 1.4). IAR Worbench 8.20.2. Suggestions welcome, Best wishes with thanks MANO MM Best wishes with thanks, MANO MM. Reply Cancel Cancel Reply Suggest as Answer Use rich formatting TI E2E™ Community Support Forums Blogs Videos
Timing Data Converters Development Tools Digital Signal Processors (DSP) DLP® Products & MEMS Embedded Software Interface Isolation https://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless_connectivity/bluetooth_low_energy/f/538/t/220775 Logic Microcontrollers OMAP™ Applications Processors (Read Only) Power Management RF & Digital Radio Sensor Products Haptics & Touch Wireless Connectivity /etc Support Blogs Analog Wire http://sebcio.blogspot.com/2013/08/ble112-iar-and-moving-bitmaps-from-ram.html Analog: The real world Behind the Wheel ConnecTIng Wirelessly Enlightened: The TI DLP® Blog Fully Charged Industrial Strength Launch Your Design Learn E2E Motor Drive error e104 & Control MSP Low-Power Plays On the Grid Power House Precision Hub The Process Think. Innovate TI Live @... Tools Insider University Program Groups Corporate Citizenship TI University Program Russian E2E (сообщество E2E) Japanese E2E (日本語コミュニティ) Learn E2E Launch Your Design Motor Drive & Control Videos More Cancel Bluetooth® low energy error e104 iar Bluetooth® low energy Forum Mentions Tags More Cancel Sign In to Post Sign In to Post Cancel Go to Wireless Connectivity Forums Amplifiers Switches & Multiplexers Applications Processors Clock and Timing Data Converters Development Tools Digital Signal Processors (DSP) DLP® Products & MEMS Embedded Software Interface Isolation Logic Microcontrollers OMAP™ Applications Processors (Read Only) Power Management RF & Digital Radio Sensor Products Haptics & Touch Wireless Connectivity /etc Support More Cancel Not Answered Error[e104]: Failed to fit all segments into specified ranges. Problem discovered in segment XDATA_N. Unable to place 2 block(s) (0xbba byte(s) total) in 0x9eb byte(s) of memory. Prodigy 170 points Hachiko Hi All I try to use cc2540 USB stick, Known as well as cc2540 EMK - To communicate with other EVAL board via USART I downloaded the latest BLE and based my test onHostTestApp_PM, Even if i compile it with cc2540EM flag from COMPILE opt
to fit all segments into specified ranges. Problem discovered in segment XDATA_N. Unable to place 2 block(s) (0xc02 byte(s) total)in 0x96c byte(s) of memory. The problem occurred while processing the segment placement command"-P(XDATA)XDATA_N=_XDATA_START-_XDATA_END", where at the moment of placement the available memory ranges were "XDATA:1594-1eff" Quick fix about that to just run example was to minimize the heap size in IAR linker options. Its ok if you want just to run the examples and see the results, but what if you need to store more images in flash - you need to move them to flash memory. To see current memory consumption in IAR you need to tell the linker to save this information for you. Go to Project Options > Linker > List (tab). Set is as follows: Then after compiling source look for List folder in your build directory, there should be the file with .map extension. At the end of file you will found something like this: 119 888 bytes of CODE memory 35 bytes of DATA memory (+ 77 absolute ) 7 052 bytes of XDATA memory 194 bytes of IDATA memory 8 bits of BIT memory 4 259 bytes of CONST memory XDATA is your RAM. It is almost reaching 8KB what is RAM size in 8051. After moving images into flash its getting better: 119 632 bytes of CODE memory 35 bytes of DATA memory (+ 77 absolute ) 6 401 bytes of XDATA memory 194 bytes of IDATA memory 8 bits of BIT memory 4 259 bytes of CONST memory Its getting better. But how to move variables into flash ? In AVR like you can use PROGMEM, but syntax in IAR is different. Just add __codebefore variable name: const unsigned char __code stop_glcd_bmp[]={ 0xFF, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x80, 0xc0, 0xe0, 0xf0, You need to use const keyword as well. After that your array will go to the flash memory freeing RAM. But then you will probably face another problem. After passing such variable to function you will notice that all you can read from that p