2 FreeRTOS MCF5235 port - Copyright (C) 2006 Christian Walter.
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55 .extern __text_start
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58 .equ MCF5XXX_RAMBAR_SPV, 0x00000200
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59 .equ MCF5XXX_RAMBAR_V, 0x00000001
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64 .word 0x2C80 /* write to CSR */
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70 /* disable all interrupts on startup. */
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73 /* prepare internal SRAM. */
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75 ori.l #( MCF5XXX_RAMBAR_SPV | MCF5XXX_RAMBAR_V ), d0
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78 /* prepare stack and frame pointer. */
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82 /* initialize hardware. */
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85 /* zero out the bss section. */
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86 move.l #__bss_start, d1
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99 /* Relocate the data section. */
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100 move.l #__data_load_start, %a0 /* .data in ROM */
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101 move.l #copy_start, %a1 /* .data in RAM */
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103 /* Test if the two sections overlap. This is the case when we are working
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104 * with the debugger and the debugger loads the .data section.
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109 /* Have we already copied everything. */
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110 cmpa.l #__data_load_end, %a0
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112 move.b (%a0)+, (%a1)+
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118 move.l #__FINI_SECTION__, -(%sp)
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120 jsr __INIT_SECTION__
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122 /* call main(int argc, char *argv[] */
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129 /* stop on exit from main. */
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