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Ccsload File status CORRUPT for PIC24

 
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Nikolaj



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Ccsload File status CORRUPT for PIC24
PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2017 2:44 am     Reply with quote

I have compiled a small test program to PIC24 with ccs version 5.008 and there is no errors.

But when i load into ccsload version 5.043, it says File status CORRUPT.



When I make a small program to pic16 or pic18 everything is ok.

main.c


main.h


Any idea ?
Ttelmah



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PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2017 6:17 am     Reply with quote

5.008, was only a beta version of V5 at best.

Now it suggests something in your code is possibly trying to write to a memory address that this is accepting, but the later compiler is not.

Are you using anything like a #ROM statement, or trying to write to the config words?.

The address where it is going wrong, is just below the flash config words.

If posting code, post it using the code buttons, as text, not as pictures. Using the picture means we have to type it back in.

Using 5.009 (the earliest I kept, since before this the compiler didn't basically work), it compiles and loads OK on the current CCSload.
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