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RV-CARM compiler - absolute address location

Where can i get help on RV compiler and error messages e.g. error #65 - expected a ;. I checked manuals in starter kit no information on error code or warnings.

Also which is better compiler Real view or CARM?

How can i define a absolute address for a variable while using RV._at doesn't work

I don't want a buffer to initialize at reset how should i define, volatile is not working.

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  • For a message such as

    expected a ;
    

    you just need to look at your source code and ask yourself why the compiler would be expecting a semicolon at that point.

    "Also which is better compiler Real view or CARM?"

    That depends on what you mean by "better".

    You may consider the fact that the CARM compiler is obsolete (obsolescent?) to be a disadvantage; or maybe you don't...

    "How can i define a absolute address for a variable while using RV"

    What does the Manual say?

    "I don't want a buffer to initialize at reset how should i define, volatile is not working."

    volatile is a standard 'C' keyword that has nothing whatsoever to do with initialisation

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  • For a message such as

    expected a ;
    

    you just need to look at your source code and ask yourself why the compiler would be expecting a semicolon at that point.

    "Also which is better compiler Real view or CARM?"

    That depends on what you mean by "better".

    You may consider the fact that the CARM compiler is obsolete (obsolescent?) to be a disadvantage; or maybe you don't...

    "How can i define a absolute address for a variable while using RV"

    What does the Manual say?

    "I don't want a buffer to initialize at reset how should i define, volatile is not working."

    volatile is a standard 'C' keyword that has nothing whatsoever to do with initialisation

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