BatteryRAM = NO_INIT 0x200000'G TO 0x3FFFFF'G; // CS1
Bat_RAM INTO BatteryRAM;
typedef struct
{
unsigned char cOutExit;
unsigned bOutFired:1;
unsigned char cBatchExit;
unsigned char cLabelPoint;
unsigned char cFruitSize;
unsigned int iFruitWeight;
}BED;
#define MAX_BED 0x03FF
#define MAX_LANES 16
#pragma DATA_SEG __GPAGE_SEG Bat_RAM
char cExt_RAM[56];
Prog_Layout Program[9];
BED FruitBed[MAX_LANES][MAX_BED];
#pragma DATA_SEG DEFAULT
L4100: Failed to convert address 0x200000'G of FruitBed because of 'External space area (140000..3FFFFF) has no logical address'
L4100: Failed to convert address 0x200000'G of In debug info because of 'External space area (140000..3FFFFF) has no logical
address'
L4100: Failed to convert address 0x200000'G of In debug info because of 'External space area (140000..3FFFFF) has no logical
address'
That is understandable but how do I declair my arrays so as the complier recognises them.
My old compiler wasn't able to cope with paging so I did it manuallly in my code. Putting each lane on a seperate page at the same address. I are trying to get away from this.
Does anybody have a good surgestion.
Daniel
Message Edited by CrasyCat on 2007-04-13 01:24 PM