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how to disable "Evaluation version, code size limited to 32K" message

Venkat Mandala

I am using evaluation version of uVISION 5. Every time i start the debugger i get a warning message displaying"Evaluation Version, code size limited to 32K". I am trying to run the debugger from command line for automation purpose, even then i get this message. Can you please let me know how to disable this message so that automation will run without any interrupts? Thanks

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  • 0 in reply to Peter Smythe

    Thanks Peter.

    I am running Keil debugger from command line using the below command

    C:\Keil\UV4\UV4 -d path\projectname.uvproj

    I need to run the debugger multiple times for my test case. Every time i run this a new instance of Keil is being opened. Is there any way i can just invoke the project once and run the debugger as many times as i want?

    Thanks

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  • 0 in reply to Peter Smythe

    Thanks Peter.

    I am running Keil debugger from command line using the below command

    C:\Keil\UV4\UV4 -d path\projectname.uvproj

    I need to run the debugger multiple times for my test case. Every time i run this a new instance of Keil is being opened. Is there any way i can just invoke the project once and run the debugger as many times as i want?

    Thanks

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  • 0 in reply to Venkat Mandala

    "Is there any way i can just invoke the project once and run the debugger as many times as i want?"

    No.

    The debugger is a key part of what you pay the licence fee for.

    If this is a bona-fide evaluation exercise - with a genuine view to purchase - then you should speak to your local Keil sales people.

    But, if you're just after a freebie, you can't really be picky...