Hello,
"Regis St-Gelais" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Sorry, looks like I did not read your post carefully.
No problem, happens.
> and that you have a look at it. If you are using another compiler, I am
> shure it also has a way to generate a map file. That way you could see if
[...]
> I know its not exactly the problem you are having but it can give you a
> fresh idea where to look.
Oh that was a good idea. I use gcc-toolchain, but there its possible to
generate a map-file too. As I looked at it, I was confused because sometimes I
couldnt tell if a name was referreing to a variable or a section, because
there was a section which had the same name as the problematic variable.
I have no really deep knowledge about the multi-section-codes, but it seems
that this was the reason for my trouble. As I renamed the sections (so they
have not the same name as the variables) the problems are gone.
Florian
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