Make overlay plugins work again.
Overlay plugins got broken because ovl_offset.pl assumes the audio buffer ends where the plugin buffer starts. Buflib however keeps its handle table there, so there are a few hundred bytes fewer available, so loading the overlay fails. We work around this by linking the overlay at a slightly lower address (1024 bytes lower). If the handle table ever grows more than that, overlays will start failing again and we either need a different solution or increase the margin a bit. Change-Id: Id98cb52da2c8c4a4bc773362a46f646774112f85
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# on a reference map file (.refmap)
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sub map_scan {
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# The buflib handle table is a few hundred bytes, just before
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# the plugin buffer. We assume it's never more than 1024 bytes.
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# If this assumption is wrong, overlay loading will fail.
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my $max_handle_table_size = 1024;
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my ($map) = @_;
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my $ramstart = -1, $ramsize = -1, $startaddr = -1, $endaddr = -1;
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open (MAP, "<$map");
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printf "Could not analyze map file.\n";
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exit 1;
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}
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return $ramstart + $ramsize - $endaddr;
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return $ramstart + $ramsize - $endaddr - $max_handle_table_size;
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}
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printf map_scan($ARGV[0]) & ~0xf;
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