[Dpcl-user] ASC_load_failure

[Harald S. G. <ha...@ce...>]

Hello,

I'm experiencing problems while loading modules with bload_module and
using 64 bit for addressing.

If I perform a bload_module with a nearly empty module it works fine.
But if I perform a bload_module with the normal module, then bload_module
fails giving ASC_load_failure.

There's any limitation within the module (and someone for 64 bits)?
Maybe there's a name conflict between the module and the target application?


* With a nearly empty module (only function declarations).

sp2n1:~/test-32-64>$HOME/Tools/exemples.dpcl/insertmod sp2n1 ./out.f.64
$HOME/Tools/TraceDrive/TraceDrive/Modules/Buit.64 
 Using DPCL on sp2n1:0  
trying to load file /cepba/harald/Tools/TraceDrive/TraceDrive/Modules/Buit.64

* With a normal module (fully functional module).

sp2n1:~/test-32-64>$HOME/Tools/exemples.dpcl/insertmod sp2n1 ./out.f.64 
$HOME/Tools/TraceDrive/TraceDrive/Modules/libSequential.64 
 Using DPCL on sp2n1:0  
trying to load file
/cepba/harald/Tools/TraceDrive/TraceDrive/Modules/libSequential.64
bload_module ASC_load_failure

Best regards,

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