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Memory Mapping 1Mb SRAM to LM3S3748
Dear all,
Here i have some doubt please help me.
I am interfacing 1Mb SRAM to LM3S3748 processor using SPI protocol. For this i used 4 GPIO pin and configured as SPI protocol. I can able to write and read data from memory location of SRAM separately. My doubt is that in LM3S3748 limited in built RAM is there so i cant store all my data in that so i want to store to external SRAM. For example if i declare int a[1000] it should store in external SRAM. To store like this how i can configure my code?how i can call my read and write function of SPI driver? is there any changes in startup code ? if it is there please explain me how i can do this.Regards,
Projesh
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