ADDRESSING PERIPHERALS AS DATA STRUCTURES IN C

A DSP's peripheral-specific registers can be manipulated in C. Two methods are presented for handling this task. Each method has different advantages and disadvantages. Method 1 is very useful for addressing peripheral or memory buffers that are device specific. Method 2 is preferred for addressing peripherals or memory buffers which are not device specific (i.e., peripherals are user specified). Details of both methods and short code listings are used to describe the techniques.

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