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 A 32-bit checksum value is programmed by the bootloader at the end of a programming session. Upon startup, the bootloader verifies the correctness of this checksum to determine if a valid user program is present and can be started. A 32-bit checksum value is programmed by the bootloader at the end of a programming session. Upon startup, the bootloader verifies the correctness of this checksum to determine if a valid user program is present and can be started.
  
-The bootloader programs this value at the end of the user program'​s vector table. Its exact location is configured by macro FLASH_VECTOR_TABLE_CS_OFFSET ​in flash.c. The vector table size can vary based on the microcontroller derivative you are using. Please verify that the default value of FLASH_VECTOR_TABLE_CS_OFFSET ​is correct. If not, you can simply override the value by adding the macro with the correct value to the blt_conf.h configuration header file.+The bootloader programs this value at the end of the user program'​s vector table. Its exact location is configured by macro BOOT_FLASH_VECTOR_TABLE_CS_OFFSET ​in flash.c. The vector table size can vary based on the microcontroller derivative you are using. Please verify that the default value of BOOT_FLASH_VECTOR_TABLE_CS_OFFSET ​is correct. If not, you can simply override the value by adding the macro with the correct value to the blt_conf.h configuration header file.
  
 The user program must reserve space for this 32-bit checksum value. To reserve this space, simply enter one extra dummy entry into the interrupt vector table. This reserves space for the checksum at memory address: flash base address + flash reserved for bootloader ​ + FLASH_VECTOR_TABLE_CS_OFFSET. Refer to the demo program for an example. The user program must reserve space for this 32-bit checksum value. To reserve this space, simply enter one extra dummy entry into the interrupt vector table. This reserves space for the checksum at memory address: flash base address + flash reserved for bootloader ​ + FLASH_VECTOR_TABLE_CS_OFFSET. Refer to the demo program for an example.
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