Dear CyccPL,
The image posted is very hard to read!
The only error that I can see is that it can't find "main" to set a breakpoint. This is not surprising since I believe there is no main symbol in the monitor code - its assembly language. It's trying to set a temporary breakpoint at the C main() function.
Use the memory window to check if a file has actually been programmed to the target flash. For example, have a look at $FFFE to see if there is a reset vector & then check at the vector destination to see if there is some code there. This will, at least, indicate if somthing has been programmed to the chip. Of course, its possible that this may be the existing code! You could erase the chip and re-try to be absolutely sure.
Also, You could download the entire monitor program project from Freescale and use that rather than just the abs file. This should program with less hassle.
Search for HCS12SerialMon in the above search box.
Procedure:
- Load the project in Codewarrior V5.1 and select the C32 target.
- Run the debugger (green triangle) - This will start the debugger GUI but with the wrong BDM interface (P&E). Cancel out of this.
- Use Component->Set Connection to change the connection to TBDML. Cancel out of the TBDML dialogue(s).
- Exit the debugger
- Restart the debugger again. This time it should use the TBDML interface and program the target correctly.
- Do the above checks if you want.
Finally - Why do you want to use the monitor anyway? Development using TBDML is much less painful.
bye
