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error loading code into debug session, uVision 8051

Robbie Martin

Hi Everybody.

In uVision, when I have compiled my code I get two warnings:

*** WARNING L16: UNCALLED FUNCTION, IGNORED FOR OVERLAY PROCESS NAME: ?CO?ADD_PRX

*** WARNING L16: UNCALLED FUNCTION, IGNORED FOR OVERLAY PROCESS NAME: PN544_ROM_STOPTIMER0/PHPN54X_ROM_TIMERS

I'm not worred about these right now, but what I AM worried about is this, when I enter uVision debug session:

Load "U:\\work\\PN544SW\\Software\\RomLib\\comps\\phTestMode\\Output\\phPN54x_ROM_NMX"
*** error 58: illegal Record
Include "U:\\work\\PN544SW\\Software\\RomLib\\comps\\phTestMode\\PN544_ROM.ini"
MAP X:0x0000,X:0xFFFF READ WRITE EXEC
MAP C:0x0000,C:0x7FFF READ WRITE EXEC etc etc

What is "error 58: illegal Record"?

Any offers? Thanks in advance,

Robbie

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Hi Andy,

    Don't know. I didn't create the problem in any different manner, it was just a straight hex file that uVision had compiled, and then I click 'debug'. The code is for an MX device, but I don't have an MX simulation yet (ic design sim of an MX cpu netlist) but I do have the plain 8051 sim, so I'm derating my sw to not use any MX extensions, which is awkward. I may have caused a problem in the manner that I had done this.

    Thanks for prompt reply, Robbie.

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Hi Andy,

    Don't know. I didn't create the problem in any different manner, it was just a straight hex file that uVision had compiled, and then I click 'debug'. The code is for an MX device, but I don't have an MX simulation yet (ic design sim of an MX cpu netlist) but I do have the plain 8051 sim, so I'm derating my sw to not use any MX extensions, which is awkward. I may have caused a problem in the manner that I had done this.

    Thanks for prompt reply, Robbie.

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