Display TIME and DATE

The code referenced in http://www.keil.com/support/docs/471.htm is a technique that allows the user (while debugging with the dScope debugger) to get the time and date a function was compiled.

Is this what you are trying to do?

Since you don't give us the compiler errors/warnings, you make it diffucult for us to figure out what you are doing. So difficult, in fact, that we would have to create a test case to see what happens. So, I did. The following code compiles with no errors or warnings:

#include <string.h>

typedef unsigned char   U8;
#define KC_DATA         data


void main (void)
{
U8 KC_DATA Datestring[sizeof(__DATE__)];
U8 KC_DATA Timestring[sizeof(__TIME__)];


memcpy(Datestring, &__DATE__, sizeof(__DATE__));
memcpy(Timestring, &__TIME__, sizeof(__TIME__));

while (1);
}

func void Time_Stamp (long DateAddr, long TimeAddr ){

long addr;

printf(" ===============================================================\n");
printf(" This is the time and date the function under test was built\n");
printf(" Date: ");


for (addr = DateAddr; _rbyte(addr) != 0; addr++)
  printf ("%c", _rbyte(addr));

printf("\n Time:");

for (addr = TimeAddr; _rbyte(addr) != 0; addr++)
  printf ("%c", _rbyte(addr));


printf("\n =================================================================\n");
}

The code referenced in http://www.keil.com/support/docs/471.htm is a technique that allows the user (while debugging with the dScope debugger) to get the time and date a function was compiled.

Is this what you are trying to do?

Since you don't give us the compiler errors/warnings, you make it diffucult for us to figure out what you are doing. So difficult, in fact, that we would have to create a test case to see what happens. So, I did. The following code compiles with no errors or warnings:

#include <string.h>

typedef unsigned char   U8;
#define KC_DATA         data


void main (void)
{
U8 KC_DATA Datestring[sizeof(__DATE__)];
U8 KC_DATA Timestring[sizeof(__TIME__)];


memcpy(Datestring, &__DATE__, sizeof(__DATE__));
memcpy(Timestring, &__TIME__, sizeof(__TIME__));

while (1);
}

func void Time_Stamp (long DateAddr, long TimeAddr ){

long addr;

printf(" ===============================================================\n");
printf(" This is the time and date the function under test was built\n");
printf(" Date: ");


for (addr = DateAddr; _rbyte(addr) != 0; addr++)
  printf ("%c", _rbyte(addr));

printf("\n Time:");

for (addr = TimeAddr; _rbyte(addr) != 0; addr++)
  printf ("%c", _rbyte(addr));


printf("\n =================================================================\n");
}

I have just added a new knowledgebase article that works for the uVision2 Debugger.

http://www.keil.com/support/docs/2584.htm

Perhaps it will be more helpful.

Jon