Signal error occurs when using a constant address

 int * ptr;
 int * pre_ptr = (int *) (0x60000000U);
 ptr = (int *)pre_ptr ; // use pointer casting

If there is a code that allocates a constant address value to a pointer as above, a signal error may occur when the test is executed.
At this time, if the use_memory_map=1 option is set in the .ini file of the toolchain used in the project, the signal error can be resolved by setting the virtual memory address to be used in the project.
You can use the following method to set the virtual memory address in the project.

• After adding the virtual memory address you want to use in [Preferences]> [Test]> [Virtual Address], select [Project]> [Properties]> [Test]> [Virtual Address] and set it up.

After setting the virtual memory address in the above method, reanalyze the project and run the test to confirm that no signal error occurs.

*You can check the toolchain’s .ini file by executing [Preferences]> [Toolchain]> [Open Configuration Folder]. When writing an option, it must be written under [CONVERTER_OPTION].

*When using pointer casting for regular pointer variables, both the use_memory_map and convert_pointer_cast_variable options must be turned on 1.