File limit for CW for HC08 microcontrollers V6.0

[Nouchi]

Hello,

This document makes me confused about file limit, It doesn't talk about that.
Because I tried to add severals  files and  CW told me : 
" Project Error : 202049  This IDE is not licensed for full functionality, etc.........".
http://www.freescale.com/files/soft_dev_tools/doc/fact_sheet/CWS-H08-FS.pdf

Is it a documentation problem, or I need to register to have SE full functionality?


Emmanuel



Message Edited by BugMan on 2007-07-11 05:21 PM

Added MCU type to subject line


Message Edited by J2MEJediMaster on 2007-07-12 10:12 AM

[BlackNight]

Hello,
I could imagine that the error message you describe comes if you have not following key in your license file: Win32_CWIDE_Unlimited.
If you have only the 'limited' (and not the limited) key, then the IDE has a limit around 32 files and does not allow you to create sub projects. From my special edition key I do have above unlimited key in the license.dat file. Could you check if you have it it too?

Erich

[CompilerGuru]

In the license.dat automatically installed I have the Win32_CWIDE_Limited.
I did not register or do anything else.

Daniel

[Nouchi]

Hi,

I have Win32_CWIDE_Limited too, but the compartive table doen't mention that.
This CW SE increased C code size (16k -> 32K), but the file limit is the same.
If you use Processor Expert,  the  limiot is quickly reached



Emmanuel

[stanish]

32 files per project limitation was removed with V6.0, but the license file was not updated. The new Special Edition license file (including feature Win32_CWIDE_Unlimited) can be downloaded from the CW for MCU V6.0 WEB page.

http://www.freescale.com/files/soft_dev_tools/doc/support_info/SELicense_CWMCUv60.dat

[mke_et]

I've stayed with CW3.x for my 9S12 and HC08 projects because I was given one of those 'special' licenses for my 9S12 project that allowed unlimited files. I write in assembly so I didn't need the full feature license.

Keeping everything on CW3.x was only for consistancy so that I could have the same development system for everything. I didn't upgrade CW because I didn't want to have to get a new license for my 9S12 projects, which were getting quite huge. (I fill a 128K part)

But if CW6 removes the file limitations, I wonder if it's time to consider an upgrade across the board for both my HC08 and 9S12 projects?

Anyone have any thoughts on this?

Mike

[stanish]

You can upgrade your previous CodeWarrior Special Edition license files.
Simply append "Win32_CWIDE_Unlimited" feature extracted from
CW HC08 v6.0 SE license to your license.dat file:

FEATURE Win32_CWIDE_Unlimited metrowks 5.9 permanent
   uncounted 8AEDAEE5CC12 VENDOR_STRING="CodeWarrior IDE 4.2 or
  later, Windows" HOSTID=ANY ck=190

Then restart the CodeWarrior and 32 files per project limitation should be removed.


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Alban Edit: correction wrapping


Message Edited by Alban on 2007-09-15 09:01 PM