/** ###################################################################
**     THIS BEAN MODULE IS GENERATED BY THE TOOL. DO NOT MODIFY IT.
**     Filename  : MEM1.C
**     Project   : vvvf_56F8346
**     Processor : 56F8346
**     Beantype  : DSP_MEM
**     Version   : Bean 01.033, Driver 01.10, CPU db: 2.87.097
**     Compiler  : Metrowerks DSP C Compiler
**     Date/Time : 2008-3-7, 9:38
**     Abstract  :
**          General-purpose ANSI C-compliant memory pool manager
**
**          These routines manage a memory buffer that you specify, internally
**          called the pool. Blocks of memory are allocated from and returned
**          to this pool. The first UInt32 of every block is the size of the block
**          in bytes, inclusive. This value is positive if the block is free,
**          negative if the block is in use, and zero if this is the last block
**          of the pool.
**     Settings  :
**          Bean Name:               MEM1
**          No others properties defined.
**     Contents  :
**         memCallocEM        - void* MEM1_memCallocEM(size_t num,size_t size);
**         memCallocIM        - void* MEM1_memCallocIM(size_t num,size_t size);
**         memFreeEM          - void MEM1_memFreeEM(void* memblock);
**         memFreeIM          - void MEM1_memFreeIM(void* memblock);
**         memIsAligned       - bool MEM1_memIsAligned(void* memblock,size_t size);
**         memIsEM            - bool MEM1_memIsEM(void* memblock);
**         memIsIM            - bool MEM1_memIsIM(void* memblock);
**         memMallocAlignedEM - void* MEM1_memMallocAlignedEM(size_t size);
**         memMallocAlignedIM - void* MEM1_memMallocAlignedIM(size_t size);
**         memMallocEM        - void* MEM1_memMallocEM(size_t size);
**         memMallocIM        - void* MEM1_memMallocIM(size_t size);
**         memReallocEM       - void* MEM1_memReallocEM(void* memblock,size_t size);
**         memReallocIM       - void* MEM1_memReallocIM(void* memblock,size_t size);
**         memMemcpy          - void* MEM1_memMemcpy(void* dest,void* src,ssize_t count);
**         memMemset          - void* MEM1_memMemset(void* dest,int c,ssize_t count);
**         memMemsetP         - void* MEM1_memMemsetP(void* dest,int c,ssize_t count);
**         memCopyPtoX        - void* MEM1_memCopyPtoX(void* pDest,void* pSrc,ssize_t Count);
**         memCopyXtoP        - void* MEM1_memCopyXtoP(void* pDest,void* pSrc,ssize_t Count);
**         memCopyPtoP        - void* MEM1_memCopyPtoP(void* pDest,void* pSrc,ssize_t Count);
**         memReadP16         - UWord16 MEM1_memReadP16(UWord16 *pSrc);
**         memReadP32         - UWord32 MEM1_memReadP32(UWord32 *pSrc);
**         memWriteP16        - void MEM1_memWriteP16(UWord16 Data,Word16 *pDest);
**         memWriteP32        - void MEM1_memWriteP32(Word32 Data,Word32 *pDest);
**
**     (c) Freescale Semiconductor
**     2004 All Rights Reserved
**
**     (c) Copyright UNIS, spol. s r.o. 1997-2005
**     UNIS, spol. s r.o.
**     Jundrovska 33
**     624 00 Brno
**     Czech Republic
**     http      : www.processorexpert.com
**     mail      : info@processorexpert.com
** ###################################################################*/


/* MODULE MEM1. */

#include "MEM1.h"


/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memFree (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         This function deallocates a memory block.
**         This method is internal. It is used by Processor Expert only.
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
 void MEM1_memFree(mem_sPool *pMemPool,void* pData)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memFreeEM (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         The memFreeEM function deallocates a memory block in
**         external memory that previously had been dynamically
**         allocated with the routine memMallocEM. For example see
**         <Typical Usage > page.
**     Parameters  :
**         NAME            - DESCRIPTION
**       * memblock        - Pointer to previously
**                           allocated array
**     Returns     : Nothing
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
EXPORT void MEM1_memFreeEM(void* memblock)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memFreeIM (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         The memFreeIM function deallocates a memory block in
**         internal memory that previously had been dynamically
**         allocated with the routine memMallocIM. For example see
**         <Typical Usage > page.
**     Parameters  :
**         NAME            - DESCRIPTION
**       * memblock        - Pointer to previously
**                           allocated array
**     Returns     : Nothing
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
void MEM1_memFreeIM(void* memblock)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memMalloc (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         This function allocates dynamic memory of the specified size 
**         from the memory partitions.
**         This method is internal. It is used by Processor Expert only.
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
void* (MEM1_memMalloc)(mem_sPool *pMemPool,size_t Size)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memMallocEM (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         The memMallocEM function allocates dynamic memory of the
**         specified size from the memory partitions. The function
**         memMallocEM first tries to allocate the memory from the
**         external memory partition. However, if not enough space
**         exists in the external memory partition to satisfy the
**         dynamic memory allocation, memMallocEM then tries the
**         allocation from the internal memory partition. For
**         example see <Typical Usage > page.
**     Parameters  :
**         NAME            - DESCRIPTION
**         size            - The size of the memory buffer to be
**                           allocated in external memory
**     Returns     :
**         ---             - If memory is insufficient to satisfy
**                           the request from either partition,
**                           memMallocEM returns NULL
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
void* MEM1_memMallocEM(size_t size)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memMallocIM (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         The memMallocIM function allocates dynamic memory of the
**         specified size from the memory partitions. The function
**         memMallocIM first tries to allocate the memory from the
**         internal memory partition. However, if not enough space
**         exists in the internal memory partition to satisfy the
**         dynamic memory allocation, memMallocIM then tries the
**         allocation from the external memory partition. For
**         example see <Typical Usage > page.
**     Parameters  :
**         NAME            - DESCRIPTION
**         size            - The size of the memory buffer to be
**                           allocated in internal memory
**     Returns     :
**         ---             - If memory is insufficient to satisfy
**                           the request from either partition,
**                           memMallocIM returns NULL
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
void* MEM1_memMallocIM(size_t size)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memMallocAligned (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         Allocate memory aligned so that it ends on a 2**k boundary.
**         This method is internal. It is used by Processor Expert only.
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
void* MEM1_memMallocAligned(mem_sPool *pMemPool,size_t Size)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memMallocAlignedEM (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         The memMallocAlignedEM function allocates dynamic memory
**         of the specified size from the memory partitions and
**         aligns the memory to use modulo addressing. The function
**         memMallocAlignedEM first tries to allocate the memory,
**         properly aligned, from the external memory partition.
**         However, if space is insufficient in the external memory
**         partition to satisfy the dynamic memory allocation, or if
**         the memory request cannot be properly aligned,
**         memMallocAlignedEM then tries the allocation from the
**         internal memory partition. If memMallocAlignedEM cannot
**         allocate an aligned buffer from either partition, it
**         calls memMallocEM to try to allocate a buffer of the
**         correct size without the proper alignment. For example
**         see <Typical Usage > page.
**     Parameters  :
**         NAME            - DESCRIPTION
**         size            - The size of the memory buffer to be
**                           allocated in external memory and aligned
**                           for modulo addressing
**     Returns     :
**         ---             - If memory cannot be allocated in
**                           sufficient size to satisfy the request
**                           from either partition,
**                           memMallocAlignedEM returns NULL
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
void* MEM1_memMallocAlignedEM(size_t size)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memMallocAlignedIM (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         The memMallocAlignedIM function allocates dynamic memory
**         of the specified size from the memory partitions and
**         aligns the memory properly to use modulo addressing. The
**         function memMallocAlignedIM first tries to allocate the
**         memory, properly aligned, from the internal memory
**         partition. However, if not enough space exists in the
**         internal memory partition to satisfy the dynamic memory
**         allocation, or if the memory request cannot be properly
**         aligned, memMallocAlignedIM then tries the allocation
**         from the external memory partition. If memMallocAlignedIM
**         cannot allocate an aligned buffer from either partition,
**         it calls memMallocIM to try to allocate a buffer of the
**         correct size without the proper alignment. For example
**         see <Typical Usage > page.
**     Parameters  :
**         NAME            - DESCRIPTION
**         size            - The size of the memory buffer to be
**                           allocated in internal memory and aligned
**                           for modulo addressing
**     Returns     :
**         ---             - If memory cannot be allocated in
**                           sufficient size to satisfy the request
**                           from either partition,
**                           memMallocAlignedIM returns NULL.
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
void* MEM1_memMallocAlignedIM(size_t size)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memMallocWrapper (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         This method call the base allocator.
**         This method is internal. It is used by Processor Expert only.
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
void* MEM1_memMallocWrapper(mem_sPool *pPool,size_t Size,const char *pFile,int Line)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memCalloc (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         This function dynamically allocates an array with elements 
**         initialized to zero.
**         This method is internal. It is used by Processor Expert only.
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
void* MEM1_memCalloc(mem_sPool *pPool,size_t Elements,size_t ElementSize)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memCallocEM (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         The memCallocEM function dynamically allocates an array
**         with elements initialized to zero. The memCallocEM
**         function first tries to reallocate the memory from the
**         external memory partition. For example see <Typical Usage
**         > page.
**     Parameters  :
**         NAME            - DESCRIPTION
**         num             - Number of elements
**         size            - Length in bytes of each element
**     Returns     :
**         ---             - If memory is insufficient to satisfy
**                           the request from either partition,
**                           memCallocEM returns NULL.
** ===================================================================
*/
/*
void* MEM1_memCallocEM(size_t num,size_t size)
{
  // This method is implemented as macro
}
*/

/*
** ===================================================================
**     Method      :  MEM1_memCallocIM (bean DSP_MEM)
**
**     Description :
**         The memCallocIM function dynamically allocates an array
**         with elements initialized to zero. The memCallocIM
**         function first tries to reallocate the memory from the
**         internal memory partition. For example see <Typical Usage
**         > page.
**     Parameters  :