Hello, I want to ask a little bit help. I want to use the printf instruction with the Noice debugger. I can printf char or float fine but when I try to printf int or long I get a totally different numbers throu the serial port. eg. WORKS void main (void) { unsigned char f; for (f=0;f<=255;++f) printf( %bu \n",f); } but DOESN'T WORK void main (void) { unsigned int f; for (f=0;f<=255;++f) printf( %u \n",f); } Thanks for any advice Cheer George
unsigned int c for (c=0; c<= 32767, ++c) it works but for (c=0; c<= 33000, ++c) it doesn't work Do you have ANSI Integer Promotion disabled? What happens if you explicitly cast the constant to unsigned int; ie,
for (c=0; c<= (unsigned int)33000, ++c)
Hello, for (c=0; c<= (unsigned int)33000, ++c) I haven't tried yet but I'll tomorrow. I put the "unsigned int" to the printf function but it didn't wok. I tried the following program unsigned int i; for (i=0; i<=10; ++i) printf("%u \n",i) and the result was 04 65536 1310724 1966084 2621444 3276804 3932164 5242884 5898244 6553604 and so on it seems to me the last digit is usually 4 isn't it the lenght of the string that produces the printf? If I tried printf("%x \n",i); the result was 04 100004 200004 300004 400004 and so on. if I use the unsigned long instead of int the result is 14 24 34 44 54 64 and so on. I don't know why but my system is unstable. the above programs works if the off-chip code start at 4003h but I changed to 4100h the or shomewhere 5000h it doesn't work or if works gives a different results. My off chip code memory is from 4000 to 7fff. May I ask you to contact me the keilc51@freemail.hu it would be easier for me to contact you. Thanks George
Considering that 1. C51 passes parameters in fixed memory locations, and 2. C51 stores multibyte values in big-endian order (high-order byte first) If
unsigned int i; printf("%x \n",i);
Memory addressing problem?? I don't know. I didn't mentioned but I allways modify the hex file before I download it. The reason is there are a strange line in the hex record. 03000002xxxx it'means c51 put a jump instruction to start routin at location 0. Because my system has no writeable RAM at 0 it can't download the program. So I change that line 03400002xxxxxxx which means load the jump instruction at the first read/witeable location. Everithing is in the correct address att the hex file and I do not change the others so I don't think that I made the memory addressing problem. What is your oppinion? I tried to work with Keil monitor51 but it also has some problem. I put ask to the list but I have no answer yet. Can you give me an advice where can I find good and working downloader or simple simulator program. Cheer George