Hi,
My weekly report's at
http://maltanar.blogspot.com/2010/08/weekly-report-11.html
Regards,
Yaman
Status and Accomplishments
• an elementary version of the mechanism to be able to pass
DSP-allocated (stack or heap) buffers to RPC functions is now in
place. what essentially happens is that when the GPP side detects a
non-CMEM-allocated buffer is passed as a parameter, it uses PROC_read
to read from the DSP memory and copy this into a regular GPP buffer
which the functions can access.
how does it know the size of the buffer to copy?
That's why I called it "elementary" 
you can explicitly state that
the parameter is a null-terminated string so it reads up the whole
string up to the null terminator, but otherwise there's no way of
telling (is there?) so I just copy a fixed number of bytes (I'm
thinking of making this adjustable in the stub so that things can be
tailored according to need).
Yaman