ERROR L1102: Out of allocation space in segment PAGE_E3 at address 0xE3BFE7

[Madushan]

When I try to add a small segment of code to one file, it gives me the following error, although it works perfectly when I move that code segment to another file. It seems that the code causing the error is overflowing the allocated PAGE_E3 space, and I'm not clear on how to fix it. I tried to increase the size allocated for the PAGE_E3 while reducing the space allocated for the PAGE_E4 but it gives the same error pointing the same memory address. 

This is the code segment I added to the already existing code: 
UI32 tempArry[10] = {0};

for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
     tempArry[i] = i;
}

I have the following questions:

1. Why does the behavior change when moving the code segment between files, as both codes appear to be in the default area?

2. How can I increase the PAGE_E3 space without interfering with other pages?

3. Is there a special approach to place a specific code segment in another PAGE_XX while keeping the remaining part of the file in a different page? If so, what would be the performance impact?

The linker parameter file for the MC9S12XDP512 (R3.prm) is attached: R3.zip for your reference.

Appreciate your help to figure out the issue as I'm pretty new... 
Thanks 
Madushan 

PS: I tried to merge pages by doing following but still I got the same error. 

SEGMENTS

/* PAGE_E3 = READ_ONLY 0xE30000 TO 0xE3BFFF;
PAGE_E4 = READ_ONLY 0xE48000 TO 0xE4BFFF; */
PAGE_E3E4 = READ_ONLY 0xE30000 TO 0xE4BFFF;

PLACEMENT

      VIRTUAL_TABLE_SEGMENT,   /* C++ virtual table segment */

      STRINGS,                 /* string literals */

      DATA_ROM,

      DEFAULT_ROM,

      CONST_EVENTS,

      CONST_DATA,

      ROM_POINTERS,

      COPY                  /* copy down information: how to initialize variables */

                                 INTO  PAGE_FE, PAGE_FC, PAGE_FB, PAGE_FA,

                                PAGE_F9, PAGE_F8, PAGE_F7, PAGE_F6,

                              /*PAGE_F5, PAGE_F4, PAGE_F3, PAGE_F2,*/

                              PAGE_F5, PAGE_E3E4, PAGE_F2,

                              PAGE_ED, PAGE_EC, PAGE_EB, PAGE_EA, 

                              PAGE_E9, PAGE_E8, PAGE_E7, PAGE_E6;

[Madushan · Accepted solution]

I would have resolved the issue by myself: There were two prm file involved in the build and I have only changed one file ... :). Once I changed both the files I would have successfully build it. 

[Madushan]

Any help @ZhangJennie ?