Hello all.

In my isr_1.c file, I wish (for various reasons) to assign a pointer to a specific spot in the SRAM.

What I'm doing is calculating an index (based on the number of times I've entered the ISR) and adding that to a static base address, as in:

uint16 offset;

uint8 *foo;

foo = 0x20000000 + offset;

The complier issues a warning, stating that I'm creating a pointer from an int without a cast.

Is there a more "elegant" or "kosher" way to do this? I am intentionally putting things into this portion of SRAM in order to avoid conflicting with anything related to program execution.

Your thoughts are appreciated, thanks.

You forgot to mention in which of the three worlds you live: PSoC 1, PSoC3 or PSoC5.

for PSoC3 a solution could be:

CYXDATA char MyMem[1 ] _at_ 0x2000;

and later on:

   for(ii=0;ii<1000;MyMem[ii++]=0);

Bob

Sorry, the above post lacks some information.

This should work for PSoC3 and 5

CYXDATA *MyMem = (void *)0x2000;  // With initialization

Bob