Issue with Partition Alignment for ARM in 4.10
Kirspel, Kevin
kevin.kirspel at optimedical.com
Tue Apr 12 02:39:59 UTC 2011
The CPU_PARTITION_ALIGNMENT for ARM has been changed from 4 to 8 bytes in the latest 4.10 release. When creating a partition , the buffer size must be a multiple of this value. The GCC compiler does not generate structures sizes that are multiples of 8.
The following call fails with RTEMS_INVALID_SIZE due to the multiple of 8 requirement. In the example, sizeof(state_event_t) is 12 bytes:
rtems_partition_create(name, starting_addr, sizeof( state_event_t ) * 4096, sizeof( state_event_t ), RTEMS_LOCAL, &id );
The CPU_STACK_ALIGNMENT for ARM should be set to 8 but I am not sure about the others: CPU_ALIGNMENT, CPU_HEAP_ALIGNMENT, and CPU_PARTITION_ALIGNMENT. The call above should be allowed.
Kevin Kirspel
Senior Electrical Engineer
Opti Medical
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Roswell GA 30076
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