None of gcc, as, ld can produce such an error message.
Possible messages are:
gcc:
operand number out of range
line number out of range
integer constant out of range
assembler:
internal error: out of range error
internal error: unsupported relocation error
The last ones can happen when you convert to int or long from char*. This is
described in doc.txt.
So, to analyse this problem I need sources.
Can you send me preprocessed files?
~d
On Monday 16 December 2002 12:02, Nanko wrote:
> When I compile a .c file with many (62 bytes total) local variables in one
> function, i receive an error like this: C:\Temp\[someletters].s: index out
> of range [-528]
> When I make some of these variables global, program compiles normally. What
> could it be? Are there some restrictions on local vars, and what are they?
> Or this is a bug? P.S. cpu: msp430F149, data size: ~1.1 K (~0.9K free),
> win32 compiler binaries used.
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