hi there, i am danish working on the project which included 2 X 8
7-segment display,AT89S52 microcontroller, v to f converter which
act as ADC 24c04 eeprom etc. as step by step developing the code
all thing are going smothly.but now when i want to add some code it
give's the error as *** ERROR L107: ADDRESS SPACE OVERFLOW SPACE: DATA SEGMENT:
_DATA_GROUP_ LENGTH: 001FH
Target not created
so i used xdata this solved the problem at the software end
on computerwith "new" - 0 Error(s), 0 Warning(s).
but when i used it in hard ware it disturb the display.
can anyone help me in this problem.
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Author Christoph Franck
Posted 27-Dec-2006 09:36 GMT
Toolset C51
RE: xdata declaration result in uncertain output
Christoph Franck
but now when i want to add some code it give's the error
as
How about posting the code ?
Have you read the error description and understood what causes the
error ? You're trying to use more of a certain memory type than there
is available.
so i used xdata this solved the problem at the software
end
Have you understood all the implications this "using xdata", and
what this means for your program ? I.e. memory maps, or the need to
activate the internal xdata memory of your chip first, or the slower
access times of variables in xdata memory ?
"new" - 0 Error(s), 0 Warning(s).
but when i used it in hard ware it disturb the display.
Without knowing more about the code, any attempt at diagnosing the
problem is pure guesswork.
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Author danish p.
Posted 27-Dec-2006 10:25 GMT
Toolset C51
RE: xdata declaration result in uncertain output
danish p.
as the internal RAM is full so using by XDATA i am trying to use
the internal XDATA memory.
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Author Andy Neil
Posted 27-Dec-2006 10:57 GMT
Toolset C51
Does XDATA exist, and is it correctly configured?
Andy Neil
Does your particular chip have internal XDATA?
Does it need to be enabled and/or configured? If so, have you done
that?
Remember, just checking the 'Use XDATA' box in uVision is simply
for the information of the tools - it does not do
anything to configure the target hardware.
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