Missing memory regions in hex file

Hi,

I understood that the region i need was not included in scatter file that is like this:

//Defines region//

FIRMWARE_AREA FLASH_START FLASH_SIZE
{
FIRMWARE_FLASH_VECTOR_TABLE +0
{
* (RESET, +FIRST)
}
FIRMWARE_FLASH_CODE +0 FIXED
{
* (InRoot$$Sections)
* (+RO)
}
RAM_COMMON_AREA RAM_COMMON_START UNINIT RAM_COMMON_SIZE
{
* (.cy_boot_noinit.appId)
}
FIRMWARE_RAM_VECTOR_TABLE RAM_VECTOR_TABLE_START UNINIT RAM_VECTOR_TABLE_SIZE
{
* (RESET_RAM, +FIRST)
}
FIRMWARE_RAM_DATA RAM_USER_START RAM_USER_SIZE
{
* (.cy_ramfunc)
* (+RW, +ZI)
}
FIRMWARE_RAM_DATA_NO_INIT +0 UNINIT RAM_NO_INIT_DATA_SIZE
{
* (.noinit)
}
}
; Emulated EEPROM Flash area
LR_EM_EEPROM EM_EEPROM_START EM_EEPROM_SIZE
{
.cy_em_eeprom +0
{
* (.cy_em_eeprom)
}
}

Now my question is there a way to generate multiple binary files? if yes how?

Thanks

Thanks

Hi,

I understood that the region i need was not included in scatter file that is like this:

//Defines region//

FIRMWARE_AREA FLASH_START FLASH_SIZE
{
FIRMWARE_FLASH_VECTOR_TABLE +0
{
* (RESET, +FIRST)
}
FIRMWARE_FLASH_CODE +0 FIXED
{
* (InRoot$$Sections)
* (+RO)
}
RAM_COMMON_AREA RAM_COMMON_START UNINIT RAM_COMMON_SIZE
{
* (.cy_boot_noinit.appId)
}
FIRMWARE_RAM_VECTOR_TABLE RAM_VECTOR_TABLE_START UNINIT RAM_VECTOR_TABLE_SIZE
{
* (RESET_RAM, +FIRST)
}
FIRMWARE_RAM_DATA RAM_USER_START RAM_USER_SIZE
{
* (.cy_ramfunc)
* (+RW, +ZI)
}
FIRMWARE_RAM_DATA_NO_INIT +0 UNINIT RAM_NO_INIT_DATA_SIZE
{
* (.noinit)
}
}
; Emulated EEPROM Flash area
LR_EM_EEPROM EM_EEPROM_START EM_EEPROM_SIZE
{
.cy_em_eeprom +0
{
* (.cy_em_eeprom)
}
}

Now my question is there a way to generate multiple binary files? if yes how?

Thanks

Thanks

The linker will generate one ELF file.

Use the fromelf tool to then generate true binary files, and it will create one per LOAD region (FLASH_AREA and LR_EM_EEPROM in your case).

Hi,

so it is enouph this command -> fromelf --bin "Objects\@L.axf" --output "Objects\@L.bin" I see that a folder a folder is created with two file but are not .bin extention. It's normale?

thanks

Yes, that is correct

many thanks