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SebaS
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Hello everybody!!

I was using the old CW version 3.1 (special Ed) and everything was just fine untill I reach the code limitation of 32kB... So I get into freescale website and I found a code limitation upgrade to 64kB... But it says it was for CW v4.1
I install it and then I get another error:

Error : C5300: Limitation: code size 1389 > 1024 bytes

That's driving crazy because now can't do anything!!!

So I do that: I unistall the Code Limitation Upgrade and it keep saying that..
Then I unistall CW v3.1 and download the Special Edition of v4.6... I install it and get the license key from freescale and it keep getting the same error message!!

Finally I checked the license file and there was a line where it says: that C code was limitted to 32kB and C++ to 1kB... I'm not programming with C++ (in the .map file, the Lang is ANSI-C)... I don't understand why I get that error message now and why I didn't get it before...

PLEASE HELP!!!

Thanks in advance
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CrasyCat
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Hello
Code Warrior for HCS12 Special edition allows you to develop up to 32K of ANSI C code for free.
If your application gets larger than 32K, you need to upgrade to 64K of ANSI C source  code of to a standard edition.
Both upgrade are not free. That means you need to purchase them and pay for them.
Go to Freescale Web page (www.freescale.com) and click on Buy there for options how and where you can purchase the tools.
CrasyCat

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SebaS
Contributor III
I forgot to say that it is CW for HCS12...
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CrasyCat
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Hello
Code Warrior for HCS12 Special edition allows you to develop up to 32K of ANSI C code for free.
If your application gets larger than 32K, you need to upgrade to 64K of ANSI C source  code of to a standard edition.
Both upgrade are not free. That means you need to purchase them and pay for them.
Go to Freescale Web page (www.freescale.com) and click on Buy there for options how and where you can purchase the tools.
CrasyCat
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