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ReinerS
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Hello,

I'm walking up the learning curve. I have modified the Ain64-Din128-Dout128 example to suit my needs and now get the following error when executing the makefile:

F:\Meine_Downloads\midi\ain64_din128_dout128_v2_0>make

Makefile generated.

Makefile.bat generated.

Assembling MIOS SDCC wrapper

==========================================================================

Compiling pic18f452.c

Processor: 18F452

==========================================================================

Compiling main.c

Processor: 18F452

Assertion failed: 0, file gen.c, line 13074

This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.

Please contact the application's support team for more information.

Caught signal 22: SIGABRT

ERROR!

Has anybody seen this before? I have no idea what kind of error to look for in my code!

Reiner

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gen.c should be an SDCC related file, I assume you don't have no file named like this, right?

Are you using an IDE?

If yes: have you setup your targets properly?

Does a target clean / reboot help?

What SDCC version do you have?

Does this only happen to your project or to others as well?

Normally there should be no runtime at all, at least none that runs on your Computer (it should run on the PIC only). So either SDCC crashed (and "Runtime" is meant to be some SDCC compiling routine) or you're trying to run the PIC code on your machine.

Anyway, a bit more information from your side is required ;)

Regards,

Michael

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