New platform: TI cc2530 Development Kit
This commits adds support for TI's SmartRF05 Eval. Board with cc2530 EMs Some initial support for cc2531 USB dongles
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cpu/cc253x/segment.rules
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# segment.rules files assign source code modules to specific banks
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# These files are only used when we build code with banking (HAVE_BANKING=1)
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# The final segment.rules file is constructed from any segment.rules found in
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# the search path, defined in the CPU Makefile
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# When building bankable code, the bank-alloc.py script automatically allocates
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# modules to banks. segment.rules files provide hints, instructing the script
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# as to which files are safe to move around and which files to leave alone
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# In other words, only specify a rule for a file if you need to
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# comments starting with "#" are supported
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# The file spec in rules is actually interpreted as a python regex so you can
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# write a rule that will match multiple files
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#
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# general rules --
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# This file is only used when the Makefile defines HAVE_BANKING=1
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# SDCC's standard libraries will always go in CSEG - We don't touch them
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# Interrupt code must be in HOME. Specify all files with an ISR here
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# All files without an associated rule get allocated to a bank automatically
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# Files with ISRs must be in HOME
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HOME intr.c # Match all files ending in intr.c (e.g. uart-intr.c)
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HOME rtimer-arch.c
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HOME clock.c
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