gnupic: my .hex files don't work in gpsim-cvs
Subject:
my .hex files don't work in gpsim-cvs
From:
bill sack ####@####.####
Date:
14 Mar 2006 02:30:18 +0000
Message-Id: <44162AB2.3060101@buffalo.edu>
hi again,
i finally got the cvs version of gpsim on 031206 and ran some of the new
usart_gui examples ... very cool. however, when i try some of my own hex
files, they don't work anymore. i'm using the CCS C compiler (i'm
assembler illiterate), and even trying some tried-and-true "hello world"
and blinky programs that worked in earlier versions of gpsim now throw
the following errors:
in the console window on startup / file loading:
<etc.>
Symbol_Table::add(): Warning: failed to add symbol because a symbol by the name 'line_0008'
already exists, new object is type line_number_symbol
Symbol_Table::add(): Warning: failed to add symbol because a symbol by the name 'line_000a'
already exists, new object is type line_number_symbol
Symbol_Table::add(): Warning: failed to add symbol because a symbol by the name 'line_000c'
already exists, new object is type line_number_symbol
<etc.>
the 'Program Memory' window shows the following:
address opcode instruction
0x0000 0x3000 movlw 0x00
0x0001 0x0000 INVALID
0x0002 0x008A movwf pclath
0x0003 0x0000 INVALID
and so on ...
my compiler version is CCS PCM 3.188
if it would help, i would happily attach one of my hex files, a simple
and small one.
-bill
ps - does anyone have any experience with getting the CCS .cod files to
work in gpsim for more of a symbolic debugging approach?
**gpsim> load c "***ERROR: syntax error, unexpected $undefined while parsing:
''
Last command: load c "blink-876.cod"
