Hi Kurt,
It looks like you found a bug. The reason it only
complains about the flag in main is because it's
optimized away in test. Somehow SDCC forgets to allocate
the space for the local bit variable. If you make it
static or volatile it does get an address. And as you
found out also when it's global. Would you be so kind to
report it in our bugtracker system?
Greetings,
Maarten
> I'm running sdcc V2.9.2 on Windows XP from build
> sdcc-20090817-5492-setup.exe.
>
> When I define a bit variable in a function, compile functions separately,
> then link together I get a linker warning that the global variable
> referenced by the module is undefined.
>
> ?ASlink-Warning-Undefined Global '_FOO_VARIABLENAME_1_1' referenced by
> module 'FOO'
>
> I have a main application. mainApp.c, along with a subordinate
> application myFoo.c compiled in DOS using;
> sdcc -mmcs51 --model-small --iram-size 256 -I C:\SDCC\Include -c mainApp.c
> sdcc -mmcs51 --model-small --iram-size 256 -I C:\SDCC\Include -c myFoo.c
>
> then link using:
> sdcc -mmcs51 --model-small --iram-size 256 ^
> --code-loc 0x0500 --stack-loc 0x0080 --xram-loc 0x3000 ^
> -L C:\SDCC\MyCode\EZ-USB_Lib -l EZUSB -I C:\SDCC\Include ^
> mainApp.rel myFoo.rel
>
> myFoo.rel will contain a function such as:
>
> bit myFunction( void)
> {
> bit myFlag;
>
> myFlag = TRUE;
> return(myFlag);
> }
>
> unfortunately the above code worked and didn't exhibit the same issue. The
> main failed though.
>
> // Function prototype.
> bit myFunction( void);
>
> void main(void)
> {
> bit myFlag;
> unsigned char tempByte;
>
> myFlag = myFunction();
> }
>
> gives me a linker error ?ASlink-Warning-Undefined Global
> '_main_myFlag_1_1' referenced by module 'fw' Here my main is in fw.c.
>
> I suppose I could stop using bit variables as flags in functions. Or make
> them all globals. But the sdccman appears to support local bit functions
> too.
>
> I also question if its a bseg size issue? I'm using the Cypress CY7C68013
> with 16 8-bit bit addressable registers. Will the linker support that or
> think that I've only got 16 bits available? That might explain why some
> of the time it may work depending upon when it assigns the bit address.
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
>
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