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Address Space overflow

I am using 8051F120 having 127KB Program memory, theoretically. I have written 4 *.C files residing in each bank. The length of the code in Bank1 and Bank2 is less than 32KB (observing the list file). But, instead of this, the linker gives an address space overflow for both the banks.
Kindly assist.

Dhaval Solanki

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  • There are always ways to alienating yourself. But being silent instead of bringing up potential issues just means they pay for a consultant that doesn't deliver the full knowledge/experience.

    Certainly can't dispute that.

    I've witnessed it from both sides; and admit to being really ticked off in one situation where the management recruited a "sharp-as-a-knife consultant" who caused a product to be redesigned very late in the day because what we'd done was "so Heath Robinson" and should be chucked out.

    The expert consultant really didn't understand what we'd done and why. He had pre-conceived ideas from which he would not deviate and he would not listen to technical or cost arguments. But the management liked him because he was oh so decisive.

    Long story short, the expert consultant failed in his task, he was kicked out, our work was resurrected and the project was successfully completed.

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