Vincent Trouilliez wrote:
I am still not quite clear why the map file reports Flash adresses
twice that of what the memory pointer of the AVR chip actually holds
physically ?
The not-very-technical answer:
Well, avr-gcc thinks the whole world is byte addressable. But AVR flash
is (16 bit) word addressable only. So the avr-gcc tool chain works in
byte addresses until the very last stages of prepping a binary, where
flash addresses all get shifted right by one bit.
-dave
--
Vince
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