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problem with #ORG range in PIC18C601

 
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jaremek
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problem with #ORG range in PIC18C601
PostPosted: Thu May 06, 2004 3:37 am     Reply with quote
If you have any problem with it I can help you. I spend two days on solve my problem with alocation my bootloader in upper memory and I've been lucky.
Remember that area in #ORG can't overlap two defferent segments, and sometimes you can meet bug in compiler CCS "561 : Internal Error - Contact CCS PC_PR".
Very usefull can be file *.sta where you can see segments in your project:

Code:
Page ROM  %  RAM  Functions:
---- --- --- ---  ----------
0      2   0   0  Seg1
1      2   0   0  Seg2
1      2   0   0  Seg4
3    262  48   0  main

 Segment   Used  Free
---------  ----  ----
00000-00002     4  0
00004-00018     0  22
0001A-0FFFE     2  65508
10000-1FFFE     4  65532
20000-2FFFE     0  65536
30000-3FDFE     0  65024
3FE00-3FFFE   262  250


My compiler is: PCH 03.185
Good luck Very Happy
my e-mail: jarek@eltek.com.pl
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PostPosted: Thu May 06, 2004 4:26 am     Reply with quote
If you believe you have found a bug, it's a good idea to report it to CCS as well so they can fix it in the next version.
jaremek
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PostPosted: Fri May 07, 2004 4:48 am     Reply with quote
Yes I found 1 bug but it is not so important. I meant that I found information which are not written in CCS documentation and are important for programmers who wants to use #ORG in his project.
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