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Hello all, i have DECT handset based on 8051 controller.. and i also have an application software running on it.
I am planning to run this software in debug mode in Keil IDE itself, so that i can run some keypad simulators interfaced through AGSI driver interface.
SO i commented a funtion call which internally declares some local variables. then the linker gives me this error.. if i uncomment the function call ... every thing works fine...
i am using SMALL memory model...
can anyone please suggest me the reason for it.
error is
*** ERROR L107: ADDRESS SPACE OVERFLOW SPACE: DATA SEGMENT: _DATA_GROUP_ LENGTH: 000050H
thanks, supreet
yup you are right. It makes sence... actually the functions i am commenting have to called in the final application that goes into the hardware.
i want the application to run in Keil so that i can use some simulators which in turn help me time consuming process of loading the app to the hardware every time a make small change. But when i run in Keil some of functions blocks execution because they are expecting some responses from hardware, i just want to comment these functions so that it doesnt block anywhere..
any idea how to remove this linker error msg i get..
Most people use either conditional compilation or a special source file with suitably augmented stub functions.
Let the stub functions send output on a serial port or similar, and possibly extract input from data structures or a serial port. By faking I/O you can run large parts of your logic in the simulator or regression-test large parts of the code without building expensive hardware jigs that creates stimuli.
hmm yup that will be my last option :)
actually i am developing simulator in VC++ and using the AGSI interface facility provided by Keil uVision IDE to hook it up with my application...
any how this process is becoming complicated so may be i start using stubs iself... thanks for the comments :)