RE: Large buffers

 

Hi Phil,

                Thanks for the answer. I will try what you say.

 

Thanks

Jesus

 

 

 

 

De: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] En
nombre de Phil D
Enviado el: jueves, 16 de mayo de 2013 10:03
Para: [email protected]
Asunto: Re: [rabbit-semi] Large buffers

 

  

the XMEM functions allow for some large arrays to be stored biggest i have
is 150 x 100 but you could make something bigger.

im using my xmem to store some large data structures heres an example of
initialisation

Zone_point is a long holding starting address.

 

Zone_point=xalloc(sizeof(Zone_XMEM)*ZONE_MAX);//Allocate zones in xmem

for(x_i=0;x_i<(sizeof(Zone_XMEM)*ZONE_MAX);x_i+=sizeof(Zone_XMEM)){

    root2xmem(Zone_point+x_i, &Zone_XMEM, sizeof(Zone_XMEM) );

}

 

 

getting somthing out eg

 

xmem2root(&ZoneD, Zone_point+(n*sizeof(ZoneD)), sizeof(ZoneD));

 

Phil

 

 

On 15 May 2013 21:48, Jesus Manuel Conejo Sarabia
<[email protected]> wrote:

  

Hi!,

                I'm working in a project with a Rabbit6000 and a little cam.
I want to store temporaly frames of the cam. I'm testing on using the RAM
(variables, large arrays) to store the frames but I have not enough space. I
don't want to use RCM modules with serial eeprom or sd cards because as you
know the eeproms have limits on the number of writings so the idea is to use
RAM. Have you experience using large buffers on RAM (variables). Have you
touched on BIOSLIB to get this way?, which is the limit?  

 

Thanks

Jesus