I have writtemn a program that is totally bug free but when its run it locks.
You got any explanation why it doesnt work? can it be a bug in the uvision?
"can it be a bug in the uvision?"
There is a small chance of that - but far more likely that there is a bug in your code.
The reason that uVision provides a debugger is to help you to find your bug...
Hi,
sorry, my CrystalBall is out for repair, can you provide some more/detailed information?
You could even send your programm to our Support team, then we can have a look...
BR, /th.
I have writtemn a program that is totally bug free but when its run it locks
Ho, yeah.
What temperature are you running your board at? Is it within specification?
> I have writtemn a program that is totally bug > free but when its run it locks
Perhaps one of the only totally bug free programms is:
while(1);
:-)
But how would you know if it was working properly, or if there was a bug causing it to "hang" in the startup code...?!
;-)
If you believe it or not: I just invented the perpetuum mobile, but for some reason it doesn't work. Can anyone help?
Hmmm ...
is it possible, to debug a bug free programm with uVision?
And ... does a totally bug free programm have less bugs than a bug free programm?
I found it. It seems to be a bug in the universe. I'll post on the forums of the universe's vendor.
Thanks anyways.
BR, Bill
long, long ago, 1980 something I guess, a production guy found the PDP-8 symbol? program (a 'proprietary' BASIC lookalike) on the PDP-8 (yes those days).
After fighting it for some time he came to me: "this thing does not work, it says "no errors" but it does not do what I want"
Erik
I remember that once, this other guy was starring at the blue console of a VxWorks driven system complaining about a critical system crash...
reminds me of the man whose dog had no nose.
His firend asked him, "how does he smell?"
He replied: "dreadful!"
Not Quite LINT wants to see: while(1){};
To the OP: Compiles without error does not mean bug free.
For an example, see: http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread16232.asp#msg82526