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Honored ContributorOk, getting a little closer to an answer.
It appears the generated.x file contains the memory map for my system. I am intentionally leaving a section of "unused" memory in my system (it will be used by custom logic, a DMA reads from that section of memory and I don't want it to get overwritten). I can't see the file it's trying to parse since it doesn't finish creating it, but I'm assuming somebody made it output "N/A" if the memory isn't used, and then that "N/A" gets read as if it were a number, which throws this exception. Therefore, how do I create areas of unused memory without having this happen? Thanks.
