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From: nivesh on 6 Apr 2008 08:31
In my project the values are floating point. Since these floats take
huge memory we have taken an SDRAM controller . These values are input
to a custom peripheral which is linked to Microblaze through FSL. I
have declared a float array which contains the input values.When i try
to read these values using printf in C code then i only get the first
value as correct output and rest all comes as some random symbols ( #,
space etc).... Can anyone please help me guiding how can I handle
floats in EDK ..........Any sort of related help is
welcome........... :)
From: Andy on 6 Apr 2008 19:52
From my experience you may need to increase your heap/stack in the
linker script.
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