[Sdcc-user] Re: HELP! Core Dump?!?!

[Karl B. <ka...@tu...>]

Heinz,

There is a binary win package of version 2.2.0a on the sdcc.sourceforge.net
homepage.  I would suggest trying this to see if it makes your crash go
away.

Try using sdcc.exe command line switches to tell it where the libraries and
includes are.  You should not have to include the library source in your
project dirs.  Use a simple test program to figure out what works and what
does not.

cheers,

Karl.

At 01:36 PM 9/20/2000 +0200, you wrote:
>sdcc - http://sdcc.sourceforge.net
>
>Hi All and Gurus ;-))
>
>I've worked for a long time with SDCC 2.1.8J - and - luckily, it was working
>well for me.
>Now, after this project has reached a first solid step - from which futher
>development can be done -
>I've tried to step (for the second time) to the current SDCC version. As in
>the step to 2.1.9G I got a
>CORE. I've attached the sdcc.exe.core, which I've got in the last comiler
>run.
>
>	C:\usr\local\projects\utrecht>sdcc -Ic:\usr\local\sdcc51lib --iram-size
>128 --mo
>	del-large --xstack mobicard.c
>	[main] C:\USR\LOCAL\PROJECTS\UTRECHT\SDCC.EXE 1000 (0) handle_exceptions:
>Except
>	ion: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION
>	[main] SDCC 1000 (0) handle_exceptions: Dumping stack trace to
>SDCC.EXE.core
>
>
>With SDCC 2.1.8Ja everything is working - and producing working code - I've
>not got all versions of SDCC -
>but with version 2.1.9G I'was testing a view month ago I crashed, too.....
>
>Any idea?
>
>Oh, one thing I've forgotten: I'm running SDCC on a Win98 platform - but on
>a Win2000 and a WinNT it was showing the same problems.
>
>btw: How can I manage not to manually include all used lib files (e.g.
>_strcat.c, ...). I fear that I'm not a C specialist
>and I've made several mistakes in writing C code ( :-) ).
>
>Since the software is an actual development I do not want to share the code
>with the whole forum - but - of course -
>if somebody is willing to help me - it will be a pleasure for me to send it.