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?C?IILDOPTR UNRESOLVED EXTERNAL

Kevin Radke

I have some code that is doing address arithmetic on a (far) pointer in a structure. When I try and link I get the following error(s):

*** ERROR L127: UNRESOLVED EXTERNAL SYMBOL
    SYMBOL:  ?C?IILDOPTR
    MODULE:  .\obj\pixel.obj (PIXEL)
*** ERROR L128: REFERENCE MADE TO UNRESOLVED EXTERNAL
    SYMBOL:  ?C?IILDOPTR
    MODULE:  .\obj\pixel.obj (PIXEL)

This would appear to be a compiler library routine. (I.E. not in my code). If I remove the address arithmetic line, things link fine. The code compiles, links, and works fine on 4 other platforms.

Do I need to add a different library to link against? I'm using a new project for the DS80C390 in 22bit contiguous mode in v6.22.

I'll extract a code example if needed, but I was hoping someone would recognize the link error...

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  • 0 in reply to Kevin Radke

    Here is the simple source code that fails when compiled with the extended linker for the ds80c390:

    typedef struct {
  unsigned char far * addr;
//  unsigned char offset;
} PixelAddressStruct;

#define HIRES_PIX_ADDR PixelAddressStruct

void myFunc(HIRES_PIX_ADDR *addr)
{
  addr->addr++;
}

void main(void)
{
  HIRES_PIX_ADDR addr;

  addr.addr = 0x00;
//  addr.offset = 0;

  myFunc(&addr);
}

    This compiles and links fine in the "large" memory model, but fails in the contiguous modes with the unresolved externals.

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  • 0 in reply to Kevin Radke

    Here is the simple source code that fails when compiled with the extended linker for the ds80c390:

    typedef struct {
  unsigned char far * addr;
//  unsigned char offset;
} PixelAddressStruct;

#define HIRES_PIX_ADDR PixelAddressStruct

void myFunc(HIRES_PIX_ADDR *addr)
{
  addr->addr++;
}

void main(void)
{
  HIRES_PIX_ADDR addr;

  addr.addr = 0x00;
//  addr.offset = 0;

  myFunc(&addr);
}

    This compiles and links fine in the "large" memory model, but fails in the contiguous modes with the unresolved externals.

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  • 0 in reply to Kevin Radke

    I don't use C51 but can't you produce an assembly listing from it. Then look at the assembly code to see where this function is used. Also look at the working model and see if this function is needed there. The function is probably some form of pointer utility. Then you can either try to change the code to avoid it's use or reproduce it in assembly language.
    Best luck

  • 0 in reply to Scott deWolski

    This is a bug with the compiler and will be fixed in a future release.

    The easiest workaround is to just save the address to a temp variable, manipulate it, and then set the value back. Not optimum code, but it works.