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What does mean Internal fault: [0x0a106f:5010064]
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What does mean Internal fault: [0x0a106f:5010064]
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Michal Szymanski
over 9 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 9th July 2012 at
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Hi,
what does mean Internal fault: [0x0a106f:5010064] ? armcc is called with following options: armcc -c --cpu=7-A --fpu=vfpv3_d16 --fpmode=fast --forceinline --c99 -O2 -Otime
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Scott Douglass
over 9 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 9th July 2012 at
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It means that the compiler has noticed that it made a mistake (or you could say that you've found a bug in the compiler). Fortunately for you, it may be fixed in the lastest update (5.01u4) since 0x0a106f is listed in the release notes:
http://infocenter.ar...005g/index.html
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Scott Douglass
over 9 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 9th July 2012 at
http://forums.arm.com
It means that the compiler has noticed that it made a mistake (or you could say that you've found a bug in the compiler). Fortunately for you, it may be fixed in the lastest update (5.01u4) since 0x0a106f is listed in the release notes:
http://infocenter.ar...005g/index.html
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