Statically allocate frame buffers.#17
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Static allocations allow the linker to check for possible memory overruns on big displays. Note: this does not guarantee there's enough memory for the application, other parts could still try to allocate dynamic memory and fail.
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Hi Cristoph, when using DMA, it is advisable to ensure 4-byte alignment (word alignment). I just looked it up—this can be achieved by adding the aligned attribute to the modified instructions (see example). static uint8_t frame_buffer1[(TOTAL_PIXELS >> 1) * bcm_sequence_length] __attribute__((aligned(4)));Kind regards, |
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Static allocations allow the linker to check for possible memory overruns on big displays.
Note: this does not guarantee there's enough memory for the application, other parts could still try to allocate dynamic memory and fail.