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enum | Peripheral {
BitBang,
Adc1,
Comp1,
Comp2,
Crc,
Dac1,
Dma1,
Dmamux1,
Flash,
Hdmicec,
I2c1,
I2c2,
I2s,
I2s1,
Irtim,
Iwdg,
Lptim1,
Lptim2,
Lpuart1,
Rcc,
Rtc,
Spi1,
Spi2,
Sys,
Tim1,
Tim14,
Tim15,
Tim16,
Tim17,
Tim2,
Tim3,
Tim6,
Tim7,
Ucpd1,
Ucpd2,
Usart1,
Usart2,
Usart3,
Usart4,
Usbpd,
Wwdg,
Syscfg = Sys
} |
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lbuild module: modm:platform:core
This module specializes the generic modm:platform:cortex-m
module with STM32-specific startup code and linkerscripts.
Startup
The __modm_initialize_platform()
callback enables the clock to SYSCFG
or AFIO
and the clock to all internal SRAMs.
Linkerscript
For each target a specific linkerscript is generated out of a template, which move some sections into special RAMs depending on their purpose. You can place static objects in sections via the modm_section
attribute:
uint64_t
data = 0x1234567812345678ull;
uint8_t buffer[1024];
uint8_t display_buffer[480][320];
Note that the absolute addresses shown here are only for reference and usually differ on a specific device.
Static RAM (SRAM)
The most common memory map consists out of the internal Flash and one or more continuous SRAMs, which are grouped together in one large a CONT_SRAM1
memory. This allows SRAM1 to overflow into SRAM2 and SRAM3 by pushing all sections in front of it further up and collapsing the heap sections. In that case there is no guarantee that the SRAM specific sections (.data_sramN
etc) will remain within their original SRAM section, but you can place large objects into higher SRAMs explicitly to free up the space in the lower sections.
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __sram3_end
│ (+HEAP_SRAM3) │
│ (.noinit_sram3) │
│ (.bss_sram3) │ only if SRAM3 exists
SRAM3 │ (.data_sram3) │
0x2003 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __sram2_end, __sram3_start
│ (+HEAP_SRAM2) │
│ (.noinit_sram2) │
│ (.bss_sram2) │ only if SRAM2 exists
SRAM2 │ (.data_sram2) │
0x2002 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __sram1_end, __sram2_start
│ +HEAP_SRAM1 │
│ .noinit_sram1 │
│ .noinit │
│ .faststack │
│ .bss_sram1 │
│ .bss │
│ .data_sram1 │
│ .data │
│ .fastdata │
│ .fastcode │
│ (.vector_ram) │◄ only if remapped into RAM
SRAM1 │ +MAIN_STACK_SIZE │◄ __main_stack_top
0x2000 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __sram1_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __flash_end
│ (unused) │
├────────────────────────┤◄ __rom_end
│ .table.heap │
│ .table.copy.extern │
tables │ .table.zero.extern │
│ .table.copy.intern │
│ .table.zero.intern │
│ │
│ (.data_sram3) │◄ only if SRAM3 exists
│ (.data_sram2) │◄ only if SRAM2 exists
copy │ .data_sram1 │
only │ .data │
│ .fastcode │
│ .fastdata │
│ │
│ .note.gnu.build-id │
│ .assertion │
│ .hardware_init │
│ (.eh_frame) │
read │ (.ARM.exidx) │ only with C++ exceptions enabled
only │ (.ARM.extab) │
│ .init_array │
│ .init │
│ .rodata │
│ .text │
FLASH │ .vector_rom │
0x0800 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __rom_start, __flash_start
Data Core-Coupled RAM (DCCM)
Some STM32F4 have a battery-backed backup SRAM and a single-cycle CCM that is only accessible to the core via the D-Code bus, thus the CCM is not DMA-able. Therefore the main stack is placed into SRAM, even though it is slower than CCM.
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __backup_end
│ +HEAP_BACKUP │
│ .noinit_backup │
│ .bss_backup │
BACKUP │ .data_backup │
0x4002 4000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __backup_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __sram3_end
│ (+HEAP_SRAM3) │
│ (.noinit_sram3) │
│ (.bss_sram3) │ only if SRAM3 exists
SRAM3 │ (.data_sram3) │
0x2003 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __sram2_end, __sram3_start
│ (+HEAP_SRAM2) │
│ (.noinit_sram2) │
│ (.bss_sram2) │ only if SRAM2 exists
SRAM2 │ (.data_sram2) │
0x2002 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __sram1_end, __sram2_start
│ +HEAP_SRAM1 │
│ .noinit_sram1 │
│ .noinit │
│ .faststack │
│ .bss_sram1 │
│ .bss │
│ .data_sram1 │
│ .data │
│ .fastcode │
│ (.vector_ram) │◄ only if remapped into RAM
SRAM1 │ +MAIN_STACK_SIZE │◄ __main_stack_top
0x2000 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __sram1_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __ccm_end
D-Code │ +HEAP_CCM │
only │ .noinit_ccm │
access │ .bss_ccm │
│ .data_ccm │
CCM │ .fastdata │
0x1000 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __ccm_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __flash_end
│ (unused) │
├────────────────────────┤◄ __rom_end
│ .table.heap │
│ .table.copy.extern │
tables │ .table.zero.extern │
│ .table.copy.intern │
│ .table.zero.intern │
│ │
│ (.data_sram3) │◄ only if SRAM3 exists
│ (.data_sram2) │◄ only if SRAM2 exists
│ .data_sram1 │
copy │ .data_ccm │
only │ .data_backup │
│ .data │
│ .fastdata │
│ .fastcode │
│ │
│ .note.gnu.build-id │
│ .assertion │
│ .hardware_init │
│ (.eh_frame) │
read │ (.ARM.exidx) │ only with C++ exceptions enabled
only │ (.ARM.extab) │
│ .init_array │
│ .init │
│ .rodata │
│ .text │
FLASH │ .vector_rom │
0x0800 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __rom_start, __flash_start
Instruction Core-Coupled RAM (ICCM)
Some STM32F3, STM32L4 and STM32G4 devices have a single-cycle CCM that is accessible to the core via the I-Code and D-Code interface. Note that the CCM is not DMA-able.
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __sram3_end
│ (+HEAP_SRAM3) │
│ (.noinit_sram3) │
│ (.bss_sram3) │ only if SRAM3 exists
SRAM3 │ (.data_sram3) │
0x2003 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __sram2_end, __sram3_start
│ (+HEAP_SRAM2) │
│ (.noinit_sram2) │
│ (.bss_sram2) │ only if SRAM2 exists
SRAM2 │ (.data_sram2) │
0x2002 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __sram1_end, __sram2_start
│ +HEAP_SRAM1 │
│ .noinit_sram1 │
│ .noinit │
│ .faststack │
│ .bss_sram1 │
│ .bss │
│ .data_sram1 │
│ .data │
SRAM1 │ +MAIN_STACK_SIZE │◄ __main_stack_top
0x2000 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __sram1_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __ccm_end
│ +HEAP_CCM │
D-Code │ .noinit_ccm │
I-Code │ .bss_ccm │
only │ .data_ccm │
access │ .fastdata │
│ .fastcode │
CCM │ .vector_ram │
0x1000 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __ccm_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __flash_end
│ (unused) │
├────────────────────────┤◄ __rom_end
│ .table.heap │
│ .table.copy.extern │
tables │ .table.zero.extern │
│ .table.copy.intern │
│ .table.zero.intern │
│ │
│ (.data_sram3) │◄ only if SRAM3 exists
│ (.data_sram2) │◄ only if SRAM2 exists
│ .data_sram1 │
copy │ .data_ccm │
only │ .data_backup │
│ .data │
│ .fastdata │
│ .fastcode │
│ │
│ .note.gnu.build-id │
│ .assertion │
│ .hardware_init │
│ (.eh_frame) │
read │ (.ARM.exidx) │ only with C++ exceptions enabled
only │ (.ARM.extab) │
│ .init_array │
│ .init │
│ .rodata │
│ .text │
FLASH │ .vector_rom │
0x0800 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __rom_start, __flash_start
Tightly-Coupled RAM (TCM)
The STM32F7 devices include an Instruction TCM (ITCM) and a data TCM (DTCM). Note that the DTCM section will overflow into the SRAM1/2 sections.
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __backup_end
│ +HEAP_BACKUP │
│ .noinit_backup │
│ .bss_backup │
BACKUP │ .data_backup │
0x4002 4000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __backup_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __sram2_end
│ +HEAP_SRAM2 │
│ .noinit_sram2 │
│ .bss_sram2 │
SRAM2 │ .data_sram2 │
0x2002 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __sram1_end, __sram2_start
│ +HEAP_SRAM1 │
│ .noinit_sram1 │
│ .bss_sram1 │
SRAM1 │ .data_sram1 │
0x2001 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __dtcm_end, __sram1_start
│ +HEAP_DTCM │
│ .noinit_dtcm │
│ .noinit │
│ .faststack │
D-Code │ .bss_dtcm │
only │ .bss │
access │ .data_dtcm │
│ .data │
│ .fastdata │
DTCM │ +MAIN_STACK_SIZE │◄ __main_stack_top
0x2000 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __dtcm_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __flash_end
│ (unused) │
├────────────────────────┤◄ __rom_end
│ .table.heap │
│ .table.copy.extern │
tables │ .table.zero.extern │
│ .table.copy.intern │
│ .table.zero.intern │
│ │
│ .data_sram2 │
│ .data_sram1 │
│ .data_dtcm │
copy │ .data_itcm │
only │ .data_backup │
│ .data │
│ .fastdata │
│ .fastcode │
│ │
│ .note.gnu.build-id │
│ .assertion │
│ .hardware_init │
│ (.eh_frame) │
read │ (.ARM.exidx) │ only with C++ exceptions enabled
only │ (.ARM.extab) │
│ .init_array │
│ .init │
│ .rodata │
│ .text │
FLASH │ .vector_rom │
0x0800 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __rom_start, __flash_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __itcm_end
│ +HEAP_ITCM │
│ .noinit_itcm │
│ .bss_itcm │
│ .data_itcm │
│ .fastcode │
ITCM │ .vector_ram │
0x0000 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __itcm_start
The STM32H7 memory map is more complex with multiple SRAM regions in seperate power domains D1, D2 and D3. Note that the main .data
and .bss
sections are placed into the D1_SRAM section because the TCMs can't be accessed by peripheral DMA transfers, but only the MDMA.
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __backup_end
│ +HEAP_BACKUP │
│ .noinit_backup │
│ .bss_backup │
BACKUP │ .data_backup │
0x3880 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __backup_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __d3_sram_end
│ +HEAP_D3_SRAM │
│ .noinit_d3_sram │
│ .bss_d3_sram │
D3_SRAM │ .data_d3_sram │
0x3800 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __d3_sram_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __d2_sram3_end
│ (+HEAP_D2_SRAM3) │
│ (.noinit_d2_sram3) │
│ (.bss_d2_sram3) │ only if D2_SRAM3 exists
D2_SRAM3 │ (.data_d2_sram3) │
0x3004 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __d2_sram2_end, __d2_sram3_start
│ +HEAP_D2_SRAM2 │
│ .noinit_d2_sram2 │
│ .bss_d2_sram2 │
D2_SRAM2 │ .data_d2_sram2 │
0x3002 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __d2_sram1_end, __d2_sram2_start
│ +HEAP_D2_SRAM1 │
│ .noinit_d2_sram1 │
│ .bss_d2_sram1 │
D2_SRAM1 │ .data_d2_sram1 │
0x3000 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __d2_sram1_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __d1_sram3_end
│ (+HEAP_D1_SRAM3) │
│ (.noinit_d1_sram3) │
│ (.bss_d1_sram3) │ only if D1_SRAM3 exists
D1_SRAM3 │ (.data_d1_sram3) │
0x240A 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __d1_sram2_end, __d1_sram3_start
│ (+HEAP_D1_SRAM2) │
│ (.noinit_d1_sram2) │
│ (.bss_d1_sram2) │ only if D1_SRAM2 exists
D1_SRAM2 │ (.data_d1_sram2) │
0x2404 0000 ├────────────────────────┤◄ __d1_sram1_end, __d1_sram2_start
│ +HEAP_D1_SRAM1 │
│ .noinit_d1_sram1 │
│ .noinit │
│ .faststack │
│ .bss_d1_sram1 │
│ .bss │
│ .data_d1_sram1 │
D1_SRAM1 │ .data │
0x2400 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __d1_sram1_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __dtcm_end
│ +HEAP_DTCM │
D-Code │ .noinit_dtcm │
only │ .bss_dtcm │
access │ .data_dtcm │
│ .fastdata │
DTCM │ +MAIN_STACK_SIZE │◄ __main_stack_top
0x2000 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __dtcm_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __flash_end
│ (unused) │
├────────────────────────┤◄ __rom_end
│ .table.heap │
│ .table.copy.extern │
tables │ .table.zero.extern │
│ .table.copy.intern │
│ .table.zero.intern │
│ │
│ .data_d3_sram │
│ (.data_d2_sram3) │◄ only if D2_SRAM3 exists
│ .data_d2_sram2 │
│ .data_d2_sram1 │
│ (.data_d1_sram3) │◄ only if D1_SRAM3 exists
│ (.data_d1_sram2) │◄ only if D1_SRAM2 exists
copy │ .data_d1_sram1 │
only │ .data_dtcm │
│ .data_itcm │
│ .data_backup │
│ .data │
│ .fastdata │
│ .fastcode │
│ │
│ .note.gnu.build-id │
│ .assertion │
│ .hardware_init │
│ (.eh_frame) │
read │ (.ARM.exidx) │ only with C++ exceptions enabled
only │ (.ARM.extab) │
│ .init_array │
│ .init │
│ .rodata │
│ .text │
FLASH │ .vector_rom │
0x0800 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __rom_start, __flash_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __itcm_end
│ +HEAP_ITCM │
│ .noinit_ccm │
│ .bss_itcm │
│ .data_itcm │
│ .fastcode │
ITCM │ .vector_ram │
0x0000 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __itcm_start
Static RAM (SRAM) with vector table remap on F0 devices
This memory map is identical to the SRAM default one, except that .vector_ram
is placed at the beginning of SRAM1. It is used on STM32F0 devices in case the platform-specific vector table relocation option modm:platform:core:vector_table_location
is set to ram
.
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __sram1_end
│ +HEAP_SRAM1 │
│ .noinit_sram1 │
│ .noinit │
│ .faststack │
│ .bss_sram1 │
│ .bss │
│ .data_sram1 │
│ .data │
│ .fastdata │
│ .fastcode │
│ +MAIN_STACK_SIZE │◄ __main_stack_top
SRAM1 │ .vector_ram │
0x2000 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __sram1_start
┌────────────────────────┐◄ __flash_end
│ (unused) │
├────────────────────────┤◄ __rom_end
│ .table.heap │
│ .table.copy.extern │
tables │ .table.zero.extern │
│ .table.copy.intern │
│ .table.zero.intern │
│ │
copy │ .data_sram1 │
only │ .data │
│ .fastcode │
│ .fastdata │
│ │
│ .note.gnu.build-id │
│ .assertion │
│ .hardware_init │
│ (.eh_frame) │
read │ (.ARM.exidx) │ only with C++ exceptions enabled
only │ (.ARM.extab) │
│ .init_array │
│ .init │
│ .rodata │
│ .text │
FLASH │ .vector_rom │
0x0800 0000 └────────────────────────┘◄ __rom_start, __flash_start