Lpc2000

Hello Sebastien,

You don't need to, the ARM has only one 32 bit address space that 
contains everything (code, data, readonly data, memory mapped registers, 
and more). So a "char *p" or "const char *p" can point to anything in 
rom, ram, external memory, etc.

Richard.


Sebastien Jacquemard wrote:

> Hello,
> I need to declare a pointer to code with GCC.
> With 8051 and keil PK51 I do this for exemple "char code *p"
> How can I do the same thing with GCC (I use GCC with keil IDE) ?
>
> Thanks,
> Sebastien
>
>
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