For example, if I have a map file like this,
0x00001000 _hoge
how do I get the value of the variable "hoge" from this address(0x00001000) in a process running in Linux?
In the case of a normal (without OS) embedded program, it is processed only by the physical address, so I think that the following code is fine.
value = (*(volatile unsigned int*)0x00001000)
On the other hand, process running in Linux use virtual addresses, so I don't think this method works.
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This is a story in an environment where linux is embedded in a microcomputer.
I use the programming language c(gcc).
The purpose is to create a function that sends the address described in the mapfile to the microcomputer from the outside and sends back the value of the corresponding variable.
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