Re: consecutive bytes in internal RAM for DSEG


ravikumar.n@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi All,
I am Ravikumar.N, using SDCC compiler with Cygnal C8051F130
microcontroller for one of my application. Used large memory model
here.

The folowing is my issue.

I have declared an array of 600 of type float with the keyword xdata.
i.e. xdata float array[600].

This array is used to store some float values.

while compiling the application, the application gets compiled well.

But, while linking the application, the following
error will be displayed

?ASlink-Error-Could not get 97 consecutive bytes in internal RAM for
area DSEG.

what could be the problem. If anybody have faced the same problem
please reply as early as possible

Thanks in advance.
Ravikumar.N

You havent got your linker setup correctly, you need to read the manul
to find out how to setup your external data section.

.

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