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Bug in the 3.202 and 3.203

 
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Bug in the 3.202 and 3.203
PostPosted: Sat Jul 03, 2004 12:16 pm     Reply with quote

Hi,

I have a program that use the 82% the ROM in a PIC18F8720, I am using the version 3.200 and work ok!, but I put the new version 3.203 and my program not work. I see the follow difference in the LST files, in the version 3.200 the first line is a GOTO 1914C to the main function and this address is right!, but in the version 3.203 (3.202 too) the first line is a GOTO 18956 but this address not exist in the LST!!!!, the main function exist in the address 8956.

You can understand the problem?

Best Regards,


Code:
LST - 3.200

MPASM

CCS PCH C Compiler, Version 3.200, 20761

               Filename: pam.LST

               ROM used: 107078 bytes (82%)
                         Largest free fragment is 23964
               RAM used: 1904 (50%) at main() level
                         2945 (77%) worst case
               Stack:    12 locations

0000 EFA6 F0C8      00001 GOTO   1914C
.................... 
.................... 
.................... 
0000                64347 .................... ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
0000                64348 .................... //
0000                64349 .................... // Main
0000                64350 .................... //
0000                64351 .................... ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
0000                64352 .................... void main()
0000                64353 .................... {
1914C 6AF8           64354 CLRF   FF8
1914E 9ED0           64355 BCF    FD0.7
19150 0EFE           64356 MOVLW  FE
19152 6E00           64357 MOVWF  00
19154 0E0F           64358 MOVLW  0F
19156 6E01           64359 MOVWF  01
19158 6AEA           64360 CLRF   FEA


Code:


LST - 3.203

MPASM

CCS PCH C Compiler, Version 3.203, 20761

               Filename: pam.LST

               ROM used: 105016 bytes (80%)
                         Largest free fragment is 26010
               RAM used: 1904 (50%) at main() level
                         2945 (77%) worst case
               Stack:    12 locations

0000 EFAB F0C4      00001 GOTO   18956
.................... 
.................... 
.................... 
0000                63056 .................... ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
0000                63057 .................... //
0000                63058 .................... // Main
0000                63059 .................... //
0000                63060 .................... ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
0000                63061 .................... void main()
0000                63062 .................... {
8956 6AF8           63063 CLRF   FF8
8958 9ED0           63064 BCF    FD0.7
895A 0EFE           63065 MOVLW  FE
895C 6E00           63066 MOVWF  00
895E 0E0F           63067 MOVLW  0F
8960 6E01           63068 MOVWF  01
8962 6AEA           63069 CLRF   FEA
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Strange LST
PostPosted: Sat Jul 03, 2004 5:26 pm     Reply with quote

Why does your lst have MPASM at the top ?

The message about Stack: is also wrong...


!
If it is a bug then report it.
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Re: Strange LST
PostPosted: Sun Jul 04, 2004 12:33 am     Reply with quote

Anonymous wrote:
Why does your lst have MPASM at the top ?



Options -> File Formats -> Microchip

then you will see MPASM at the top
C-H Wu
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Re: Bug in the 3.202 and 3.203
PostPosted: Sun Jul 04, 2004 12:43 am     Reply with quote

cfernandez wrote:
Code:

LST - 3.203

0000 EFAB F0C4      00001 GOTO   18956
.................... 
.................... 
0000                63061 .................... void main()
0000                63062 .................... {
8956 6AF8           63063 CLRF   FF8
    63069 CLRF   FEA


18956 show up as 8956 might be just simple truncation instead of bug.

However, I did catch a bug new in 3.203 in case of large RAM usage, read my next post.
C-H Wu
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read_adc() bug in PCH 3.203
PostPosted: Sun Jul 04, 2004 12:58 am     Reply with quote

To whom it may concern:

Bug report ... PCH 3.203 + PIC18F458

ADRESH is missing in read_adc() in case of BSR change is needed.
Same bug for read_adc( ADC_READ_ONLY )

Code:
// bug_3203_BSR_read_adc.c       by C-H Wu         2004/07/04
//
#include <18F458.H>
#fuses HS, PUT, NOLVP, NODEBUG

#device  ADC=10               // select 10-bit AD results
int16    ad_data;
#byte    ad_data = 0x300      // this line causes ADRESH missing !

#use delay ( clock = 20000000 )
#use rs232 ( baud  = 115200, xmit=PIN_C6, rcv=PIN_C7 )

#zero_ram
void main()
{
   setup_adc_ports ( A_ANALOG );
   setup_adc( ADC_CLOCK_DIV_32 );
   set_adc_channel( 0 );

   while ( 1 )
   {
   // ad_data = read_adc();   // unmark this line will save the next line !!
                              // because bank select is no longer needed.

      ad_data = read_adc();   // Bug !  MOVFF  ADRESH,ad_data+1  is missing !

      printf("\r\n AN0 = %lu ", ad_data); delay_ms(1000);
   }
}


the LST file is

Quote:
.................... while ( 1 )
.................... {
.................... // ad_data = read_adc(); // unmark this line will save the next line !!
.................... // because bank select is no longer needed.
....................
.................... ad_data = read_adc(); // Bug ! MOVFF ADRESH,ad_data+1 is missing !
0152: BSF ADCON0.2
0154: BTFSC ADCON0.2
0156: GOTO 0154
015A: MOVLB 3
015C: MOVFF ADRESL,ad_data
....................
.................... printf("\r\n AN0 = %lu ", ad_data); delay_ms(1000);


where is ADRESH ???

unmark the first line of read_adc(), the LST file turns out to be

Quote:
.................... while ( 1 )
.................... {
.................... ad_data = read_adc(); // unmark this line will save the next line !!
0152: BSF ADCON0.2
0154: BTFSC ADCON0.2
0156: GOTO 0154
015A: MOVLB 3

015C: MOVFF ADRESL,ad_data <--- bug ! ADRESH is missing !

.................... // because bank select is no longer needed.
....................
.................... ad_data = read_adc(); // Bug ! MOVFF ADRESH,ad_data+1 is missing !
0160: BSF ADCON0.2
0162: BTFSC ADCON0.2
0164: GOTO 0162
0168: MOVFF ADRESL,ad_data

016C: MOVFF ADRESH,ad_data+1 <--- this is correct

....................
.................... printf("\r\n AN0 = %lu ", ad_data); delay_ms(1000);


Could there be more bugs of this kind in 3.203 ????


Best wishes

C-H Wu


p.s. I did send a bug report to CCS, but ... what day is today ?


Happy July the 4th ! Shocked
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 04, 2004 3:03 pm     Reply with quote

I send yesterday this bug report to CCS, wait for your answer tomorrow. Sad
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Re: Strange LST
PostPosted: Sun Jul 04, 2004 7:25 pm     Reply with quote

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Why does your lst have MPASM at the top ?



Options -> File Formats -> Microchip

then you will see MPASM at the top


OK why does yout stack line look different ?
C-H Wu
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Re: read_adc() bug in PCH 3.203
PostPosted: Mon Jul 05, 2004 8:02 pm     Reply with quote

C-H Wu wrote:
To whom it may concern:

Bug report ... PCH 3.203 + PIC18F458

ADRESH is missing in read_adc() in case of BSR change is needed.
Same bug for read_adc( ADC_READ_ONLY )

Happy July the 4th ! Shocked



bug fixed in 3.204, in two days Cool

Happy July the 6th Very Happy

C-H Wu
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