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locating functions automatically

Michael Albano

I need to locate a large number of functions in the a specific memory range. I have tried using the ?pr?*?myobject wildcard like this:

?PR?*?myobject (0XC11200)


(myobject has 3 functions: fxn1,fxn2,fxn3)

all it does is locate the first function and then gives these error messages:

*** ERROR L120: CONTENT BELONGS TO ERRONEOUS SEGMENT
    SEGMENT: ?PR?fxn2?myobject
*** ERROR L120: CONTENT BELONGS TO ERRONEOUS SEGMENT
    SEGMENT: ?PR?fxn3?myobject

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is there a better way to do this? can i simply specify a new memory class and assign my new functions to the new class? if so, how do i do this?

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    ?PR?*?myobject (0XC11200)

    all it does is locate the first function and then gives these error messages:

    I'm afraid you're mistaken about what that does. If that wild-card does work, it'll locate all the matching sections to that single location. Which, of course, explains why it doesn't work, and also explains the exact error message.

    I don't think the Keil tools are prepared to allow the kind of trick you want to pull off. You'll have to name all functions' sections individually in a CODE [BL51] or SEGMENTS [LX51] directive.

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    ?PR?*?myobject (0XC11200)

    all it does is locate the first function and then gives these error messages:

    I'm afraid you're mistaken about what that does. If that wild-card does work, it'll locate all the matching sections to that single location. Which, of course, explains why it doesn't work, and also explains the exact error message.

    I don't think the Keil tools are prepared to allow the kind of trick you want to pull off. You'll have to name all functions' sections individually in a CODE [BL51] or SEGMENTS [LX51] directive.

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