RESETVECTOR (Windows CE 5.0)
This configuration option adds the jump-to-startup code at the specified address in the run-time image.
This option uses the following syntax.
RESETVECTOR = address
RESETVECTOR moves the jump page to the specified address but does not move the actual .bin file records.
Parameters
- address
The specified address in the run-time image.
Remarks
The RESERVE memory section must be used to prevent this region from being allocated, as in the following example:
MEMORY NK 9f800000 00800000 RAMIMAGE RESERVE 9fc00000 00001000 RAM 80080000 00780000 RAM CONFIG RESETVECTOR=9fc00000
RESETVECTOR=x places the jump page at the location in memory specified by x.
This is required for MIPS, where the microprocessor starts executing after reset at 0x9FC00000, but the run-time image is loaded starting at 0x9F80000.
One page of this portion of memory should be reserved.
If RESETVECTOR is not defined, the jump page is at the start of the run-time image. This is the default.
See Also
CONFIG Section | Binary Image Builder File
Last updated on Thursday, February 02, 2006
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