I set the compiler to save the PSW and put it into source mode (4 byte frame) instead of binary. Now when I load my program into the dscope it has the correct ljmp instructions to my ISR's. I created an endless while loop(while(1);) in one of my subroutines(external code space). When I run my code to this location it gets there fine, but when an interrupt occurs I vector to the ISR and return to the code however when I return I do not actually execute any instructions or stop at any breakpoints set. The trace shows that I just run through all of my instructions until execution stops. One other thing I noticed that the display of the call stack shows a different address than what should be when an interrupt occurs. It seems to be off by 1 byte. Does this mean anything the interrupt seems to come and go alright when it hits when I am in my main routine (located in the same code segment as the ISR) But the stack addressing anomally applies.
Thanks Sergey, Right now I am trying to link a group of functions together at address FF4000H and I am using the linker but the linker causes an error on my PC (PC fault) and it shuts down when I enter a long string into the command line. ie ?PR?Myfunc1?Myfile(0FF4000),?PR?Myfunc2?Myfile, etc.... I have alot of functions. Does anyone know how I can work around this?????