I've search everywhere for an answer to this and nothing solves my problem. I am using CodeWarrior Development Studio 10.4 to develop code for the MC9S08DZ16CLC 32 pin device. The code is all in "C". I am getting 5 warning message that read similar to this:
"No copydown created for initialized object [some variable]. Initialization data lost."
One of the variables flagged was "progVersion" defined globally as:
const char *progVersion = "V1.3";
It went away when I changed it to:
const char progVersion[] = { 'V', '1', '.', '3', 0 };
which I don't quite understand.
All the other variables flagged are all defined "static" within a function. However, not all of them get flagged with a warning. Here is a code snippet showing an example:
static void stepperPositionDriver(void)
{
enum {
eNORMAL = 0,
eABRUPT_CHANGE,
eRAMP_DOWN
};
static int stepperDriveState = eNORMAL;
static int previousTarget = -1;
static bool accelerating = TRUE;
int distCur, distNew;
Both "previousTarget" and "accelerating" are being flagged but not "stepperDriveState". Why would some be flagged but not others throughout the program? I am having the prm file automatically generated. I tried turning that off and putting in a "COPY" command in the prm file but that did nothing.
Can someone please help?
