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Meaning of MEMISOSTART and MEMISOSIZE
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routine startup() refers to 2 symbols, MEMISOSTART and MEMISOSIZE:
if ((long)&link_bss_end > (MEMISOSTART + MEMISOSIZE))
{
started();
shutdown();
}
MEMISOSTART and MEMISOSIZE are defined for each camera model.
For A540 they are 0x9222D0 and 0x40000 respectively. Can someone please explain the
meaning of these 2 symbols and how they were obtained?
Is 0x40000 the size of some spare memory where CHDK can be loaded?
Is this the limit of such spare memory?
Regards
W
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