[uClinux-dev] Stack pointer..
Phil Wilshire
philwil at earthlink.net
Mon Aug 26 06:00:55 EDT 2002
Hi Shankar
The stack is allocated for you by the Kernel
You should not have to worry anout the Kernel stack.
The stack space for a user program is normally fixed at the time you run
elf2flt on the elf image to produce a flat binary.
If you are using the uClinux distribution this conversion is
done in the user application makefiles.
You can use
elf2flt -s 16184 -o foo foo.gdb
or
flthdr -s 16184 foo
To adjust the stack.
Best regards
Phil Wilshire
Shankar Rajendran wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Can any of you please give me the details about how to setup the stack
> pointer.
>
> with regards,
>
> Shankar. R
>
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