I'm trying to link my program (using sdcc windows snapshot from
yesterday), using this command:
sdcc -mpic14 -p16f877 main.o sci.o lcd.o delay.o buttons.o trital.o
And I receive this error:
error: linker script not specified
Any clues? Here's the entire makefile:
--
CC = sdcc
CFLAGS =
As far as I can see the Z-stack is supplied with IAR-
compatible libraries only. To be able to use them you
would also have to write intermediate functions (in
assembly) to perform conversions between the used
calling conventions.
> Hi,
>
> Afaik ZStack downloaded from TI site does not include
Hello,
You can view your code size in the assembler file generated, at the end
of file.
You might see something like this :
; Statistics:
; code size: 58 (0x003a) bytes ( 0.04%)
; 29 (0x001d) words
; udata size:0 (0x) bytes ( 0.00%)
; access size:4 (0x0
Hello,
Latest Snapshots do not create list file for PIC micro devices
while --debug switch is on, it creates list file for MCS51 devices. Is it a
bug or the feature which is being added ?
Best Regard ,
Deepak Chatwani.
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Maarten Brock wrote:
> Giovanni,
>
> If you have the full source code it can probably be
> compiled by SDCC after some conversions. Compiler
> endianness is one issue you have to take into account,
> the compiler specific keywords are others.
Full source code is not available... The language i
Hello,
I have a perhaps stupid question (but there are no stupid questions,
just stupid people, right? :)
How can I tell how much program memory my program uses? For example,
PICC prints this information when compiling. It would be very useful
to see how much program memory I have left for f
