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Hello Delphine,
humm well... This issue may require some further investigations, but as starting line I would recommend you to check the following points:
1.) In the *.map file generated in the.\bin\ subfolder of your application, check that the interrupt routine is correctly placed in none banked memory
2.) in the *.map file check out the 'UNUSED_OBJECT' section and make sure that none of your variables/procedures were optimized
3.) I would recommend you to enable the interrupts 'after' the init routine...
On the other hand I would invite you to use Processor expert, the graphical code generator of Codewarrior to create an A/D driver as code sample.
hope this helps
Blackwolf
Hello Delphine,
humm well... This issue may require some further investigations, but as starting line I would recommend you to check the following points:
1.) In the *.map file generated in the.\bin\ subfolder of your application, check that the interrupt routine is correctly placed in none banked memory
2.) in the *.map file check out the 'UNUSED_OBJECT' section and make sure that none of your variables/procedures were optimized
3.) I would recommend you to enable the interrupts 'after' the init routine...
On the other hand I would invite you to use Processor expert, the graphical code generator of Codewarrior to create an A/D driver as code sample.
hope this helps
Blackwolf