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_AT_ without the IDE

erik malund

I need to locate 3 modules above 0xe000 and I have find manr 'recipes' but all refer to the stupid IDE which i can not use.

Anyone have (a link to) an example of doing it via commandline?

Erik

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  • 0 in reply to erik malund

    I got it solved at the SILabs forum

    stupid mistake
    Thanks Tsuneo
    That you 'proved it working' made me triple check which did not help, but a quadruple check (running with SRC once more) did the trick.

    I do not run #pragma SRC for obvious reasons (but ran it once to get the segment name) and what happened was that adding a variable inserted a '_' in the name of the segment. I missed that detail in every check so far, but now it works

    Thanx a whole lot

    Erik

    PS an error message in this case from Keil would have been nice

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  • 0 in reply to erik malund

    I got it solved at the SILabs forum

    stupid mistake
    Thanks Tsuneo
    That you 'proved it working' made me triple check which did not help, but a quadruple check (running with SRC once more) did the trick.

    I do not run #pragma SRC for obvious reasons (but ran it once to get the segment name) and what happened was that adding a variable inserted a '_' in the name of the segment. I missed that detail in every check so far, but now it works

    Thanx a whole lot

    Erik

    PS an error message in this case from Keil would have been nice

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