[ABANDONED] Memory profilling : Memory consumption for each module: application, Library and SDK in (FLASH and RAM).

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  • [ABANDONED] Memory profilling : Memory consumption for each module: application, Library and SDK in (FLASH and RAM).

    Dear Team,
    I am new to Segger embedded studio IDE, currently for our project need I made Segger Embedded studio V5.68 setup.
    Firstly I have created an application with some libraries and SDK.
    I'm able to build the application successfully, as of now I don't have the hardware with me.
    Now I tried to check the Size of each module: Application, Library, and SDK.
    Is there any way to check the memory consumed by each module like,
    SDK : X Bytes in FLASH memory.
    Library : Y Bytes in FLASH memory.
    Apllication : Z Bytes in FLASH memory.
    Is there any linker options or enabling macros would do my work?
    Please let me know if you have any way to do this!
    Thanks in advance.

  • Hello,

    Thank you for your inquiry.
    Which linker are you using in your project?
    SEGGER Linker or gnu linker?

    Generally you should be able to create a section for each code part and place the application accordingly.
    Now when you compile with Embedded Studio you can display the different memory usage of the different symbols and sections via View->Memory Usage.

    There you will find the memory regions defined for your device. If you now expand one of them you will find all symbols and sections that have been placed in that region with their corresponding size.

    Best regards,
    Nino
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