/* This memory map assumes the flash cache is on; the blocks used are excluded from the various memory ranges see: https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/blob/5b1189570025ba027f2ff6c2d91f6ffff3809cc2/components/heap/port/esp32/memory_layout.c for details */ /* override entry point */ ENTRY(ESP32Reset) INCLUDE "memory_extras.x" /* Specify main memory areas */ MEMORY { reserved_cache_seg : ORIGIN = 0x40070000, len = 64k /* SRAM0; reserved for usage as flash cache*/ vectors_seg ( RX ) : ORIGIN = 0x40080000, len = 1k /* SRAM0 */ iram_seg ( RX ) : ORIGIN = 0x40080400, len = 128k-0x400 /* SRAM0 */ reserved_for_rom_seg : ORIGIN = 0x3FFAE000, len = 8k /* SRAM2; reserved for usage by the ROM */ dram_seg ( RW ) : ORIGIN = 0x3FFB0000 + RESERVE_DRAM, len = 176k - RESERVE_DRAM /* SRAM2+1; first 64kB used by BT if enable */ reserved_for_boot_seg : ORIGIN = 0x3FFDC200, len = 144k /* SRAM1; reserved for static ROM usage; can be used for heap */ /* external flash The 0x20 offset is a convenience for the app binary image generation. Flash cache has 64KB pages. The .bin file which is flashed to the chip has a 0x18 byte file header, and each segment has a 0x08 byte segment header. Setting this offset makes it simple to meet the flash cache MMU's constraint that (paddr % 64KB == vaddr % 64KB).) */ irom_seg ( RX ) : ORIGIN = 0x400D0020, len = 3M - 0x20 drom_seg ( R ) : ORIGIN = 0x3F400020, len = 4M - 0x20 /* RTC fast memory (executable). Persists over deep sleep. Only for core 0 (PRO_CPU) */ rtc_fast_iram_seg(RWX) : ORIGIN = 0x400C0000, len = 8k /* RTC fast memory (same block as above), viewed from data bus. Only for core 0 (PRO_CPU) */ rtc_fast_dram_seg(RW) : ORIGIN = 0x3FF80000 + RESERVE_RTC_FAST, len = 8k - RESERVE_RTC_FAST /* RTC slow memory (data accessible). Persists over deep sleep. */ rtc_slow_seg(RW) : ORIGIN = 0x50000000 + RESERVE_RTC_SLOW, len = 8k - RESERVE_RTC_SLOW /* external memory, including data and text, 4MB is the maximum, if external psram is bigger, paging is required */ psram_seg(RWX) : ORIGIN = 0x3F800000, len = 4M }