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An embedded system is a computer system designed to perform one or a few dedicated functions, often with real-time computing constraints. It is embedded as part of a complete device often including hardware and mechanical parts.
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STM32F407VET6 "RAM overflow" while using only 2/3 of it (as far as I know)
After investigating output.map I found, that the problem was simple typo. I had buffer declared as
uint8_t buffer2[64000] __attribute__((section("ccmram")));
which I blindly copied from OpenSTM32. …
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STM32F407VET6 "RAM overflow" while using only 2/3 of it (as far as I know)
I need to declare ~153 KB buffer as a framebuffer for display (more precisely at least two buffers, as one must be in CCMRAM to have enough space) and as this MCU has 192 KB RAM in total, it clearly s …
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