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ADSP-2192 DSP Loader Guide
4-14 Vi+ Loader Manual
for 16-Bit Processors
-Mo filename
Writes make dependencies to the named file.
The
-Mo
option is for use with either the
-M
or -
MM
option. If
-Mo
is
not present, the default is a
<stdout>
display.
-Mt targetname
Specifies the make dependencies target name.
The
-Mt
option is for use with either the
-M
or -
MM
option. If
-Mt
is
not present, the default is the name of the input file with the
.LDR
extension.
-o file
Specifies the name of the output file.
-proc ADSP-2192
or
-dADSP2192
Produces an output file for the ADSP-2192-12 processor.
Note :
-proc ADSP-2192
is the preferred form. The
-dADSP2192
switch is for legacy support only.
-si-revision version
Provides a silicon revision of the specified processor.
The
version
parameter represents a silicon revision of the processor
specified by the
-proc
switch. The revision version takes one of two
forms:
•
One or more decimal digits, followed by a point, followed by one
or two decimal digits. Examples of revisions are:
0.0
;
1.12
;
23.1
. Version
0.1
is distinct from and “lower” than version
0.10
. The digits to the left of the point specify the chip tapeout
number; the digits to the right of the point identify the metal
mask revision number. The number to the right of the point can-
not exceed decimal
255
.
• A
none
version value is also supported, indicating that the
VDSP++ tool should ignore silicon errata.
This switch either generates a warning about any potential anomalous
conditions or generates an error if any anomalous conditions occur.
Note: In the absence of the silicon revision switch, the loader selects
the greatest silicon revision it is aware of, if any.
Note: In the absence of the
version
parameter (a valid version
value)—
-si-revision
alone or with an invalid value—the loader
generates an error.
-v
Outputs verbose loader messages and status information as the loader
processes files.
Table 4-4. ADSP-2192 DSP Loader Command-Line Switches (Cont’d)
Switch Description