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| − | In some instances it is beneficial to run certain code parts in RAM instead of ROM. For this e.g. a function from ROM needs to be copied at some point into RAM for later usage. |
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| − | The following article will explain how this can be accomplished using Embedded Studio. |
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| − | In order to put a function into RAM, it needs to be placed into the '''.fast''' section. This is done as follows: |
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| − | __attribute__ ((section(".fast"))) // Place the following function in RAM |
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