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| Help - Dont find the glue with Buffer Array |
 Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 10:40 am |
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Hi Friends,
I am still working on a rather large Project with teh 18F8720 and having
again a problem with RAM Buffer alloction.
Pls see in my code the line where I am defining a new BufferArray
Line : Buffer[256];
When I remove this line the whole program runs fine, after including
this line the program just makes nuts !!
The attached code is ofcourse a testcode with all the major parts removed, but also this reduced code makes the same trouble.
If You would like to test this code >You just need the processor and one attched com cable.
First it puts out the const arry and than it should only output the input changes
After I put this definition line in the output lines from the const array
is allready scrambled.
PLEASE HELP
Andreas
| Code: | #include "/Test/Fern.h"
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
byte Inport[4] = {0xff,0xff,0xff,0xff}; // Data Array for Actual Input Status
// Variable Definitions
#org 0x6000,0x7000
static const char Pin_def[33][34] = {"Eingang 0 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 1 Aktiv Test Definition",
"Eingang 2 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 3 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 4 Aktiv Test Definition",
"Eingang 5 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 6 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 7 Aktiv Test Definition",
"Eingang 8 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 9 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 10 Aktiv Test Definition",
"Eingang 11 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 12 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 13 Aktiv Test Definition",
"Eingang 14 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 15 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 16 Aktiv Test Definition",
"Eingang 17 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 18 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 19 Aktiv Test Definition",
"Eingang 20 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 21 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 22 Aktiv Test Definition",
"Eingang 23 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 24 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 25 Aktiv Test Definition",
"Eingang 26 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 27 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 28 Aktiv Test Definition",
"Eingang 29 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 30 Aktiv Test Definition","Eingang 31 Aktiv Test Definition",
"Eingang 32 Aktiv Test Definition"};
BYTE cnt1,cnt2,cnt3;
BYTE ico;
BYTE ic;
BYTE i;
Byte c;
BYTE KeyIn; // InputBuffer
int16 Tim3C; // Timer 3 Counter for Sendb Flag
int16 IORead; // Counter for Periodic Input Reads
BYTE Tout; // Output Bit Register
BYTE Status;
byte Reg;
byte Seco;
char Disp[28];
char Disp1[34];
int8 Buffer[256]; // THIS LINE MAKES TROUBLES !!!!!!!!
int8 InBuf;
int8 OutBuf;
int8 Bufcnt;
Char Level;
Byte index;
int timeold;
int KeyTime;
int32 AllIn = 00;
int32 AllOld = 0xFFFFFFFF;
int32 AllBou = 0x00;
int32 AllLev = 0x00;
int32 AllCheck = 0x00;
int32 AllDis = 00;
int32 DebZero = 0x00;
int8 DebCnt[33];
int8 DebPos[33];
int32 Labl;
// Definitions for FLAGS
int1 IODis; // Flag for Displaying Input Status
int1 IOR; // Flag to Set Next Input Read Sequenz
int1 IOBou; // I/O Bounce Flag
int1 DisIO; // Flag Set if Input Changes Detected
int1 SendB; // 1ms Flag for Sending Time and Date to Display
int1 SetOut; // Flag for Setting Output Bits
int1 IOBounce; // Flag to Test for Bouncing
int1 NoUpd;
int1 Bounce; // Flag after Bouncecounter is timed out
Byte Debounce = 40; // Debounce Counter
Byte IOScan= 50; // IOScan Counter = 50 ms - Fixed Scanrate
int1 Keypressed = false;
int1 KeyOK = false;
#int_ext // External Interrupt 0 - RTC Interrupt
void Ext0_isr()
{
Output_High(Pin_c3); // Set Test PIN_C3
SetOut = true; // Flag for Display Routine
sendb = true;
tim3c = 1000;
}
#int_timer3
void timer3_isr() {
set_timer3(0xfA20); // Setupt Timer3 as ms Timer FA20
if (--IORead==0) // If Time elapsed than restart and Set IORead Flag
{
IORead = IOScan;
IOR = true;
}
Bounce = true; // Set Flag every 1ms for Debounce Checker
}
void IO_Read() // Read All Input Ports
{
Byte cnt;
Output_High(E_Input); //Enable All Input Buffers
delay_cycles(3);
Output_Low(OE_1); //Select Input Buffer 1
delay_cycles(3);
Inport[0] = input_D();
output_High(OE_1);
Output_Low(OE_2); //Select Input Buffer 2
delay_cycles(3);
Inport[1] = input_D();
output_High(OE_2);
Output_Low(OE_3); //Select Input Buffer 3
delay_cycles(3);
Inport[2] = input_D();
output_High(OE_3);
Output_Low(OE_4); //Select Input Buffer 4
delay_cycles(3);
Inport[3] = input_D();
output_High(OE_4);
Output_Low(E_Input); //Disable All Input Buffers
AllIn = 0; // Convert 4 Input Values to one 32Bit Value !
for (cnt=4; cnt > 0; --cnt)
{
AllIn <<=8;
AllIn |= Inport[cnt-1];
}
}
void main()
{
// Set All Output Signals to Init Values
// Flash Interface Signals
Output_High(RReset); // RAM Reset
Output_Low(RReset); // RAM Reset
Output_High(RReset); // RAM Reset
Output_High(CLK);
Output_High(ROut_E); // RAM Output Enable
Output_High(RDir); // RAM Data Direction Set to Write to Flash
Output_High(E_Out_Buffer); // Disable Output Driver
Output_Low(WP); // Page Write Protect
Output_High(RB_1); // Ready /-Busy RAM
Output_High(RB_2);
Output_High(RB_3);
Output_High(RB_4);
Output_High(CS_1); // -Chip Select for RAM
Output_High(CS_2);
Output_High(CS_3);
Output_High(CS_4);
// Output Driver Interface
Output_Low(E_OUT); // Disable Output Latch
OutLatch = 0x00; // Clear Output Latch Variable
// LED Backlight Control
// General Setups
setup_adc_ports(NO_ANALOGS|VSS_VDD);
setup_adc(ADC_OFF);
setup_psp(PSP_DISABLED);
setup_spi(FALSE);
setup_wdt(WDT_OFF);
setup_timer_0(RTCC_INTERNAL);
setup_timer_1(T1_DISABLED);
setup_timer_2(T2_DIV_BY_16,0xFF,8);
setup_timer_3(T3_INTERNAL|T3_DIV_BY_4);
// setup_timer_4(T4_INTERNAL|T4_DIV_BY_8);
setup_ccp2(CCP_PWM);
setup_comparator(NC_NC_NC_NC);
setup_vref(FALSE);
set_timer3(0xFA20);
output_High(PIN_C2); // Test Output Signal
Tout = 0; // Output Bit Register
IORead = 50; // Threshold for Input Reads
IODis = false; // Flag for Input Status Write to Display
IOBou = false;
set_tris_c(0x40); // Set RX1 Pin to Input
set_tris_b(0x01);
CCP_2_LOW = 0x10;
Set_Tris_H(0xff); // Set All Keyboard Lines to Input
delay_ms(5);
delay_ms(1);
SetOut = false;
NoUpd = true;
Seco = 0;
tim3c = 1000; // Second Timer
Output_High(CLK); // Set Clk for Polarity Low Timing
// Setup for Interrupts
//enable_interrupts(int_timer3);
// Setup for Ext Interrupt 0
// Used for Periodic Int from RTC !!
ext_int_edge(0,H_TO_L); // Select Edge
Output_High(PIN_B0); // Set Pin to High Imp to allow Interrupt !!
for (cnt2=0;cnt2 <33; ++cnt2)
{
strcpy(Disp1,Pin_def[cnt2]);
fprintf(com1,Disp1);
fprintf(com1," \n\r");
}
labl = label_address(Pin_def);
Output_High(WP);
delay_ms(2);
fprintf(com1," \n\r");
delay_ms(500);
enable_interrupts(global);
enable_interrupts(int_Ext); // Enable External Interrupt 0
enable_interrupts(int_timer3);
InBuf = 1;
OutBuf = 1;
Bufcnt = 0;
while(1)
{
if (sendb) { // If Second Timer Elapsed then Display Time and Date
sendb = false;
}
if (SetOut) {
}
if (Bounce) // Check every 1ms for Debounce Counting
{
if (IOBou) // Check only if at least 1 Input is for Debouncing
{
IOBounce = false; // Reset Bounce Flag
Bounce = false;
{
// Output_High(PIN_J1);
for (ic=0;ic <=32; ++ic)
{
if (Debcnt[ic] !=0)
{
--Debcnt[ic]; // Decrement each Debounce ctr
if (Debcnt[ic] == 0)
{
(bit_set(DebZero,ic)); // Mark the Debounced Bit
IOBounce = true; // If at least one counter reached Zero set Flag !
Bounce = true;
}
}
}
}
}
// Output_Low(PIN_J1);
}
if (IOBounce) // Debounce Counter expired
{
NoUpd = true;
Output_High(PIN_J1);
IO_Read();
IOBou = false; // Read All Inputs again
for (cnt1=0;cnt1 <=32; ++cnt1)
{
if (bit_test(AllBou,cnt1) ==1) // Check for Bounce Bits
{
if (bit_test(AllIn,cnt1) == bit_test(AllLev,cnt1)) // If new Input is equal all Level
{
if (bit_test(AllIn,cnt1)) Level = '1';
else Level= '0';
bit_clear(AllBou,cnt1);
index = cnt1+1;
cnt3 = index;
strcpy(Disp1,Pin_def[cnt3]);
fprintf(com1,Disp1);
fprintf(com1," %U ",cnt3);
fprintf(com1," %C ",Level);
}
}
}
AllOld = AllLev;
AllBou = 0x00; // Reset All Bounce Flags
IOBounce = false;
IOBou = false;
NoUpd = false;
Output_Low(PIN_J1);
}
if (IOR) {
NoUpd = true; // If Input Read Flag Set _ Read all Inputs and Compare to previous Read !
IO_Read();
if (AllIn != AllOld) // Inputs Changed
{
AllLev = AllIn; // Store Input Level
AllCheck = AllIn ^ AllOld; // In XOR Old to see which Input changed
for (ico=0;ico <32; ++ico) // Check all Bits for changes
{
if (bit_test(AllCheck,ico)) // Test on Input changes
{
(bit_set(AllBou,ico)); // Mark Changed Input
Debcnt[ico] = Debounce; // Set for each changed Input the debounce Counter
IOBou = True; // Set Debounce Flag if at least one input changed
Bounce = true;
}
}
}
IOR = false; // Reset Input Read Flag !!!
NoUpd = false;
}
} //while(1)
} //main
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Mark
Joined: 07 Sep 2003
Posts: 2838
Location: Atlanta, GA
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| Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 12:02 pm |
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| Read the errata for the device. If you are having strange results by just changing a small portion of the code, this might be your cause. |
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| Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 5:19 pm |
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Andreas,
Your const string is (to say the least) horrible, !
With very little efort you can produce the same results using sprintf()
Something like this...
sprintf( buf,"Eingang %d Aktiv Test Definition", InputNumber );
Will reduce your code size by about 33 * 34 bytes = 1100 bytes. !
If your code fails because of the Buffer[256] declaration, then try looking at the projectname.SYM file and see if you r other memory usage allows for a 256 byte buffer.
Also consider using #locate which forces the compiler to allocate memory where you want it.
char Buffer[256];
#locate Buffer = 0Xyour_adress_in_HEX |
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Mark
Joined: 07 Sep 2003
Posts: 2838
Location: Atlanta, GA
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| Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 7:06 pm |
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| Quote: |
Something like this...
sprintf( buf,"Eingang %d Aktiv Test Definition", InputNumber );
Will reduce your code size by about 33 * 34 bytes = 1100 bytes. !
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Those are just initial values. The user has the option to change the string. That is why he did it the way he did.
Look at the date code on the chip. If it starts with 03 then that chip is very suspect to the errata. I had huge problems with the 18F6720. The bad chips are still surfacing. Left a bad taste in my mouth. I just got back from Freescale's (Motorola) Embedded Connectivity Summit. Might have to give them a shot. |
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Andreas
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| Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 10:39 pm |
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Hi Mark,
You are right about the reason why i am using this f. const array, I will give it try with the locate statemant but I am not shure how to use it at the ram space.
I am very mnuch disappointed about the way how ´CCS is treating compiler faults :
Although i can understand that nothing is perfect but having missbehaviour without telling absolutly nothing that is really bitching me.
TRhe date code is definitly not the case , I had this problem allready with an other projedct , took me about 4 month to find the problem and had big troubles to convince the customer that the fault was at microichip at not at the programmer.
best regards and thanks for Your thoughts.
Andreas |
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| Might be compiler bug |
| Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 10:48 pm |
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3.210 A PIC18 problem with arrays exactly 256 bytes is fixed 
Which version are you using ? go get the latest 3.212 !
Try
int8 Buffer[257];
or
int8 Buffer[255];
to see if nuts become fruits 
Best wishes |
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Andreas
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| Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 11:37 pm |
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Hello Guest,
This looks like its not the problem, also defining only 20 Bytes
generates the problem
best regards
ANdreas |
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Haplo
Joined: 06 Sep 2003
Posts: 659
Location: Sydney, Australia
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| Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 12:01 am |
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| Post your .SYM file (with the 256-byte array included in your code), it may give us some clues. |
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Andreas
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| Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 12:49 am |
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Hi Haplo
Here is the Sym File. It looks okay
bets regards
Andreas
| Code: | 000 @SCRATCH
001 @SCRATCH
001 _RETURN_
002 @SCRATCH
003 @SCRATCH
004 @SCRATCH
005 @INTERRUPT_AREA
006 @INTERRUPT_AREA
007 @INTERRUPT_AREA
008 @INTERRUPT_AREA
009 @INTERRUPT_AREA
00A @INTERRUPT_AREA
00B @INTERRUPT_AREA
00C @INTERRUPT_AREA
00D @INTERRUPT_AREA
00E @INTERRUPT_AREA
00F @INTERRUPT_AREA
010 @INTERRUPT_AREA
011 @INTERRUPT_AREA
012 @INTERRUPT_AREA
013 @INTERRUPT_AREA
014 @INTERRUPT_AREA
015 @INTERRUPT_AREA
016 @INTERRUPT_AREA
017.0 NoUpdate
017.1 IODis
017.2 IOR
017.3 IOBou
017.4 DisIO
017.5 SendB
017.6 SetOut
017.7 IOBounce
018 OutLatch
019-01A strtok.save
01B-01E Inport
01F cnt1
020 cnt2
021 cnt3
022 ico
023 ic
024 i
025 c
026 KeyIn
027-028 Tim3C
029-02A IORead
02B Tout
02C Status
02D Reg
02E Seco
02F-04A Disp
04B-06C Disp1
06D-16C Buffer
16D InBuf
16E OutBuf
16F Bufcnt
170 Level
171 index
172 timeold
173 KeyTime
174-177 AllIn
178-17B AllOld
17C-17F AllBou
180-183 AllLev
184-187 AllCheck
188-18B AllDis
18C-18F DebZero
190-1B0 DebCnt
1B1-1D1 DebPos
1D2-1D5 Labl
1D6.0 NoUpd
1D6.1 Bounce
1D6.2 Keypressed
1D6.3 KeyOK
1D7 Debounce
1D8 IOScan
1D9-1DA @MUL1616.P1
1D9 IO_Read.cnt
1D9 main.@SCRATCH
1DA @PRINTF_U_9600_31766_31767.P1
1DA @delay_ms1.P2
1DA IO_Read.@SCRATCH
1DA main.@SCRATCH
1DB-1DC @MUL1616.P1
1DB @PRINTF_U_9600_31766_31767.P2
1DB main.@SCRATCH
1DC @DIV88.P1
1DC main.@SCRATCH
1DD @DIV88.P1
1DD @MUL1616.@SCRATCH
1DE @DIV88.@SCRATCH
F71-F72 CCP_5
F71 CCP_5_LOW
F72 CCP_5_HIGH
F74 CCP_4_LOW
F74-F75 CCP_4
F75 CCP_4_HIGH
F83 PSP_DATA
FB4.6 C1OUT
FB4.7 C2OUT
FB8-FB9 CCP_3
FB8 CCP_3_LOW
FB9 CCP_3_HIGH
FBB-FBC CCP_2
FBB CCP_2_LOW
FBC CCP_2_HIGH
FBE-FBF CCP_1
FBE CCP_1_LOW
FBF CCP_1_HIGH
00E2 @delay_ms1
6000 @const142
00A2 Ext0_isr
00B8 timer3_isr
012C IO_Read
026E main
010A @MUL1616
01C8 @DIV88
01F4 @PRINTF_U_9600_31766_31767
026E @cinit
Project Files:
D:\Test\Fern.c
\Test\Fern.h
C:\Programme\PICC\devices\18F8720.h
C:\Programme\PICC\drivers\string.h
C:\Programme\PICC\drivers\stddef.h
C:\Programme\PICC\drivers\ctype.h
C:\Programme\PICC\drivers\stdio.h
Compiler Settings:
Processor: PIC18F8720
Pointer Size: 16
ADC Range: 0-255
Opt Level: 9
Short,Int,Long: 1,8,16
ICD Provisions: Yes
Output Files:
Errors: D:\Test\Fern.err
INHX32: D:\Test\Fern.HEX
Symbols: D:\Test\Fern.SYM
List: D:\Test\Fern.LST
Debug/COFF: D:\Test\Fern.cof
Call Tree: D:\Test\Fern.tre
Statistics: D:\Test\Fern.sta
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| Try this |
| Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:11 pm |
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I did not study your sym fiule in detail but the chip you are using has 3840 bytes of RAM.
Looks like you have some RAM to spare.
char Buffer[256];
#locate Buffer=0X300
Your buffer should now start at location 0X300
The compiler will reserve that space and should leave it alone. Remember if you locate more ram YOU have to mange the locations and make sure you are not walking over other RAM which has been #locate
If that does not works try 0X400 etc.
Also make sure your code does not have a runtime error !
If you are exceeding the buffer with read/writes your code will blow up...
I'm using the 6720 and have two 512 byte buffers with NO problems, my SYM file is a lot longer than yours !.... I had problems before someone (forget who, but thanks!) put me onto the #locate and told me to start larger buffers at around 0X300, try it, it worked for me.
Good luck.
Hans W |
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Andreas
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| Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 12:59 am |
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Hi Guest,
thanks for Your reply, will try it in the next hours, I really hope to get that thing running now.
In case this will help, I have to consider where to got in the future. With a compiler that makes errors without telling you anything is really crazy !
Will keep You informed about the result.
BTW, can You contact me directly, like to discuss some points ?
My email: apock@csie-data.com
best regards
Andreas |
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| Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 6:53 am |
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Hi, Andreas:
Which version are you using ?
Have you tried version 3.212 ?
Best wishes |
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Andreas
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| Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 1:19 pm |
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Hello Guest,
I am using 3.209, had no time to try it until now
best regards and thanks for your thoughts
Andreas |
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