Hi, Do you have faced with this problem ? The USB debug adapter runs but the IDE debugger not. I can put breakpoint on the first line of the main but no break, no timer it generated too, when i stop running no stop on the code line executing. It seems there is a problem just before the main call.
thx
3) No assurance that the data was explicitly initialized. Any such universal "INIT.A51" type code could group many data-stores into a block and fill that memory space to the 'initialized value' (such as zero), and your ability to point to a specific set of instructions that initialized THAT data-store to THIS value is diluted I should have included: Every build is set up so each and every (volatile) variable slot (except SFRs and ports which both are set to specific defaults) is ZERO when main() is entered. This process is dead simple when you are not afraid of assembler (all done in local versions of startup.a51)
also: as I said "as i remember" Per brings up a thing that was included in the considerartion (the boot was too slow, we got a blink of the sign) and I recall that the number of reasons was much higher that those I can recall.
Erik
Reading through this thread makes me wonder what you guys would be like if you all were put into a childrens' playground!
What hierarchy would there be? How many cliques would there be? How many ostracized individuals?
Please don't post your answers. It might cause offence!!??