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ADSP-218x DSP Loader Guide
5-10 Vi+ 3.5 Loader Manual
for 16-Bit Processors
Table 5-5. ADSP-218x DSP: BDMA Mode Command-Line Switches
Switch Description
sourcefile
Specifies the executable file (
.DXE
) to be processed for a single-proces-
sor boot-loadable file.
outputfile
Specifies the loader’s output file (
.BNM
).
-h
Outputs the list of command-line switches to standard output and
exits.
-i
Produces Intel hex format.
-s
Produces Motorola S2 format.
-byte
Produces byte-stream output format.
-218{x|1}
Specifies the target processor:
•
-2181
—ADSP-2181 or ADSP-2183 DSP
•
-218x
—one of the ADSP-2184 through ADSP-2189 DSP.
When used with
-loader
, keeps the image.
-218{4|5|6|8|9}
Use in place of
-218x
. Specifies the ADSP-2184, ADSP-2185,
ADSP-2186, ADSP-2187, ADSP-2188, or ADSP-2189 DSP as a target
processor. Supports
PMOVLAY/DMOVLAY
.
-loader
Includes the ADSP-218x default loader.
-noloader
Excludes the ADSP-218x loader.
When used with
-2181 -loader
(or
-218x-loader
), generates a byte
memory image without a loader. This suppresses the preloader and page
loaders.
-bdma inputfile
start_address
Use with
-2181 -loader.
Specifies placement of an additional
.DXE
file (
inputfile
) in byte
memory, starting at the specified address. The loader returns an error if
the specified address is in use by the loader, or by another additional
-bdma
specified file. Files specified this way may be BDMA loaded at
runtime, but the individual start addresses, length, and target informa-
tion must be predefined.
-bdmaload inputfile
start_address
Specifies an additional
.DXE
file (
inputfile
) to be placed in byte
memory, starting at the specified address. The address must be a multi-
ple of
0x4000
. Unlike the
-bdma
switch, this option generates a pre-
loader and page loaders for the specified
.DXE
file. This way, two or
more applications can be stored in the same EPROM and may replace
the default application at runtime.