HC12 Ansi-C Debug.... limited to 32768 bytes of code.

[NeoSP]

Dear Friends,

Now, I've been getting a big trouble to debug my code. I've been using the Codewarrior Special Edition with the upgrading to 64k.
The size code reached in 38kB, but now when I do the download to hiwave debug, the following dialog box is showed. "Feature HI407284: Ansi-C Debug is running in demo mode!" and I can't download to the debugger more than 32kB.
Anybody could you tell me, if this kind of license that I have, has this limitation? Or it was a mistake when I do the installation?

I hope that anybody could help me.
Marco.

[Alban · Accepted solution]

Hello,

There is a line that is probably missing in your license.dat.
You have several ways now.
You can look at the file you received and make sure you paste its content into the existing license.dat correctly.

If it's ok, it means you better submit your license for it to be corrected.
Create a new service request (see my signature below) and make sure to include your license.dat file.
Also if you have any license purchase reference, put it as well as it will speed up the resolution.

Finally, you need to include in your posts on this forum, the version and core of CodeWarrior you are using. Otherwise it is not possible to help you nad YOU will have to wait longer for someone to ask for it again...

Alban.

[NeoSP]

Dear Alban and Friends,

Thanks for your tips.

By the way, the current version that I've been using is CodeWarrior HC12 V4.5. I looked the license.dat and there is a line that is limiting the size in 64kB, but the hiwave is limiting in 32kB. When I click on about in the hiwave debug, we can see all the keys and whether each one is registered or not. And the key that unlock this limitation is unregistered. Do you have any idea, what can I do to register it? I think that's the reason.

Thanks for your help,
Marco.

[CrasyCat]

Hello

FYI Special edition for HC12 is limited to 32-K of ANSI C source code (not 64-K).

So you can only process up to 32-K of C source code with a special edition.

Did you purchase a 64-K C compiler upgrade license?

CrasyCat