By the way, what message "MISSING DEVICE (R003: SECURITY KEY NOT FOUND) Running in Eval Mode" means? I'm using Keil with GCC, because Keil compiler has a limit for code size. When I upload program into LCP2129, via ULINK, Keil shows this message. Are there any other limitations about Keil? Than You, Mirek.
U need a Hardware Key
U need a Hardware Key Neo, How come you think that Miroslav is interesated in what mcro needs? Erik
I thought if using gcc we are not limited to code size in the uVision IDE
"I thought if using gcc we are not limited to code size in the uVision IDE" The GCC compiler (not a Keil product) is not limited, but the uVision IDE (a Keil product) is limited.
The GCC compiler (not a Keil product) is not limited, but the uVision IDE (a Keil product) is limited. Thanks and what does it mean to me? "I thought if using gcc we are not limited to code size in the uVision IDE" So did I. So will I be able to use ULINK for debugging, if my code exceeds Keil's limit? Or do I have some other limits when using GCC? Have a nice day. M.F.
"Thanks and what does it mean to me?" Which bit don't you understand? GCC is a compiler; ie, it's the thing that reads your 'C' source files and translates them into object files. GCC is an open-source project; it is available for free download; it is not limited. http://gcc.gnu.org/ uVision is a so-called "Integrated Development Environment" or "IDE". It consists of an editor, project manager, debugger, simulator, etc... uVision is a product of Keil; the full version is sold for money. The free version has certain limits, such as the size of file that the editor will open, the size of code that the debugger will load, etc... Hope that's clearer now...
Absolutely, thank You. M. or: http://keil.com/demo/limits.asp