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From: Cool_ABen@s...<Cool_ABen@s...>
Date: Tue Dec 23 10:24:04 CET 2003
Subject: [openrisc] About the uclinux running in the or32-uclinux-simulator
Hi:
I am a graduate student and recently wrote a mp3-decoding
program . Then I added the program to the romfs ramdisk image of
uclinux .So when I boot the uclinux in the or32-uclinux-simulater in my
pc, you can see the mp3-decoding program "player" in the
directory "bin" of uclinux. First I set the "channel" of uart secton of file
sim.cfg = "file:/dev/tty10". I want to printf all the decoding data to
tty10.
But to my disappoint ,after printing several thousand of data,the
simulator suddenly stopped and lost control. So I changed the the
channel of uart secton to "file:uart0.rx,uart0.tx". But the same result
happened. Only part of the whole data can be written to the file
uart0.tx.
I checked my dedoding program and it seems no errors .By the
way ,with little modifications,it can run smoothly in Visual C++ of
Microsoft. I don't know how the "printf" works in the simulator and I am
a newcomer to linux. I wonder whether there are any limits in the
operation of "printf" about the memory capacity. By the way , I set the
flash and ram capacity in the file "sim.cfg" to 0xf00000. I think it is
enough.
Of course my first solution is the file operation. I tried a little example
of file operations. But ,unfortunately, the file operations such as
readfile ,wirtefile and so on don't have effect on the files in pc. How
can I send the data out of the simulating world ?
Thanks for your reading . I wish anyone can help me.My project is very
urgent . Thanks a lot!
Regards:
Ben
Cool_ABen@s...
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