>#pragma DATA_SEG __GPAGE_SEG GLOBAL_RAM
>struct T__LICODE __far Licode;
The __far is not wrong, but not actually necessary as the __GPAGE_SEG implies far access. I would suggest to drop the __far, and only write it if you want a __far/global access to something not allocated __far/global.
>GLOBAL_RAM is placed in RAM_OF_GLOBAL = READ_WRITE 0xF81000'G TO 0xFB1FFF'G;
That looks very suspicious, is probably wrong.
0xF81000 for RAM is a logical address (0xF81000'L), not a global one. The corresponding global address is 0xF8000'G. Likewise use 0xFBFFF'G instead of 0xFB1FFF.
Note that 0xF8000'G..0xFBFFF'G is a 16k area, so if you only need 8k, use just the half of it.
(0xF8000'G ..0xF9FFF'G).
Mapping in between global and logical addresses is actually not that hard, there is also a simplistic executable at
"C:\Program Files\Freescale\CodeWarrior for HCS12 V4.7\Prog\hcs12xadrmap.exe"
which provides the basic translation via UI.
Daniel
