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Memory locations being incorrectly written to?

r_howell — Mon, 27 Jul 2020 18:10:03 GMT

I am reluctant to think this problem is with my processor, so I'm posting here under the assumption that it is perhaps a setting I am uninformed of when it comes to my dev environment / debugger.

I am writing an embedded application for a MC9S08QE32 product used on a wireless radio product within CodeWarrior dev studio for MCU, v 10.2). When I compile my code and go into debug mode with my MultiLink Universal device, I am getting some strange behavior during the very basic initialization portion of my main() function.

As you can see in the attached picture, when I step through the initialization line for line, everything is OK until I get to:

prev_prs_avg=0;

... which is a u16. At this point, as you can see on the Variable tab on the right, it updates the value in prv_prs_avg to 0, but also updates drop_count in the process, presumably because the u16 is spanning or overlapping this memory location. Does anyone know what causes this to occur, or why the system would assign a variable to a memory location that was already allocated? It also appears to be modifying 0x0725 and 0x0724, but shouldn't it be attempting to change 0x0725 and 0x0726 (U16 = 2B)?

Thanks,

Re: Memory locations being incorrectly written to?

ZhangJennie — Tue, 28 Jul 2020 06:21:06 GMT

HI Richard

Please upload your demo project. Thus we can reproduce it and look into it directly.

Thanks,

Jun Zhang

Re: Memory locations being incorrectly written to?

r_howell — Sat, 15 Aug 2020 20:29:06 GMT

Thanks for willing to help. I ended up reading about compiler optimization and this seems to be secondary to some of the events that get skipped over, perhaps if the compiler considers the process redundant. I ended up trying it with optimizations disabled and it seemed to thoroughly set every variable location in memory.

Re: Memory locations being incorrectly written to?

ZhangJennie — Mon, 17 Aug 2020 02:16:03 GMT

Good to know it. Thanks for the sharing.

Have a nice day,

Jun Zhang