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Error L138 Problems

Rodrigo Martins

I'm using the latest version of DKARM kit and I'm still getting the L138 Error message. I've tried to get the attached files but it doesn't accept my serial number

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Sorry...The link is
    http://www.keil.com/support/docs/2867.htm

    I get exactly the line where it happens.

    I use a macro defined like this:
    #define Chunk(type,variable,offset) (*((type*)(&(variable))+(offset)))

    I've used it to get a short var in the middle of a int,

    Chunk(char,longvar,1)=Chunk(uint8,shortvar,0);
    Chunk(char,longvar,2)=Chunk(uint8,shortvar,1);

    The problem is that shortvar is a function argument. I've copied it in a static local variable and the program now runs correctly

    Why??? I really don't know...

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Sorry...The link is
    http://www.keil.com/support/docs/2867.htm

    I get exactly the line where it happens.

    I use a macro defined like this:
    #define Chunk(type,variable,offset) (*((type*)(&(variable))+(offset)))

    I've used it to get a short var in the middle of a int,

    Chunk(char,longvar,1)=Chunk(uint8,shortvar,0);
    Chunk(char,longvar,2)=Chunk(uint8,shortvar,1);

    The problem is that shortvar is a function argument. I've copied it in a static local variable and the program now runs correctly

    Why??? I really don't know...

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