lukast
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 Posted:
Mon Jan 03, 2005 8:38 pm Post subject:
HighTec GNU C/C++ Debugger problems |
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Hello,
thanks for your advices. the gnu c/c++ compiler looks good. i think, i
will use it for my projects, but i got some more problems:
I compiled with gmake the example *.c files with the example-makefile.
this works fine.
then I opened the TGDB and tried to load the sertest.o file to my
target board. i opened it with "file - load program". then i typed
"target c16x com1 9600". but the debugger can't load the monitor. i
tried some different baudrates and some different monitors, but it is
still the same.
whats the problem???
some general information about my environment:
Source file: sertest.c (located in the EXAMPLES directory)
Make-file: makefile(also located in EXAMPLES directory)
Hostplatform: Win XP Pro and Home (PC and Laptop)
Target: Keil MCB-167 NET Eval
Board(http://www.keil.com/mcb167net/)
Microcontroller: Infineon C167CS-LM |
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Anton Erasmus
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Mon Jan 03, 2005 9:20 pm Post subject:
Re: HighTec GNU C/C++ Debugger problems |
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On 3 Jan 2005 07:38:45 -0800, luki_troe@gmx.at (lukast) wrote:
| Quote: | Hello,
thanks for your advices. the gnu c/c++ compiler looks good. i think, i
will use it for my projects, but i got some more problems:
I compiled with gmake the example *.c files with the example-makefile.
this works fine.
then I opened the TGDB and tried to load the sertest.o file to my
target board. i opened it with "file - load program". then i typed
"target c16x com1 9600". but the debugger can't load the monitor. i
tried some different baudrates and some different monitors, but it is
still the same.
whats the problem???
some general information about my environment:
Source file: sertest.c (located in the EXAMPLES directory)
Make-file: makefile(also located in EXAMPLES directory)
Hostplatform: Win XP Pro and Home (PC and Laptop)
Target: Keil MCB-167 NET Eval
Board(http://www.keil.com/mcb167net/)
Microcontroller: Infineon C167CS-LM
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To what address is the final output file linked ? I assume the
monitor program you are using expects the file to be loaded at
a specific address ? You must ensure that your linker script file
specifies the correct addresses.
Regards
Anton Erasmus |
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