main.c File Reference

#include "board.h"
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "..\..\..\..\utils\utility.h"

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Defines
#define	BUFF_SIZE   0x1000
Functions
void	TCM_StackInit (void)
int	main (void)
	Application entry point for TCM example.
Variables
uint8_t	TCM_DestBuff [3 *BUFF_SIZE]
uint8_t	TCM_SrcBuff [BUFF_SIZE]
const char *	pBuffer
uint8_t	DestBuff [3 *BUFF_SIZE]
uint8_t	SrcBuff [BUFF_SIZE]

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Detailed Description

This file contains all the specific code for the TCM example.

Definition in file main.c.

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Function Documentation

int main

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void

)

Application entry point for TCM example.

Returns:

Unused (ANSI-C compatibility).

Definition at line 239 of file main.c.

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Variable Documentation

const char* pBuffer

Initial value:

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where the features are described in Chapter A2\
Application Level Programmers?Model at the application level,\
with underlying system support. What features are available and how they are \
supported is defined in the architecture profiles, making the system \
level support profile specific. Deprecated features can be found in an \
appendix to this manual. See page. As stated in Privileged execution on page \
A2-13, programs can execute in a privileged or unprivileged manner. System \
level support requires privileged access, allowing it the access permissions \
to configure and control the resources. This is typically supported by an \
operating system, which provides system services to the applications, either \
transparently, or through application initiated service calls. The operating \
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making exceptions a key component of the system level programmers?model."

Definition at line 118 of file main.c.