Am 24.11.20 um 19:01 schrieb Georg Icking-Konert:
> hello again again,
>
> sorry for flooding you with this issue but I have good news!
>
> As I don't know where SDCC / STM8 store stack, heap etc. in RAM, I
> thought I'd better stay away from the borders. Seemingly that was a bad
> idea, because
hello again,
I did a few more tests and it seems like ROM bootloader and stm8gal
function properly. Here is what I did:
1) program a "fast blink" program to 0x8000 (checked in map and ihx file)
2) compile/link a "slow blink" for 0x9000 (checked in map and ihx file)
3) manually removed
hello again again,
sorry for flooding you with this issue but I have good news!
As I don't know where SDCC / STM8 store stack, heap etc. in RAM, I
thought I'd better stay away from the borders. Seemingly that was a bad
idea, because if I replace 0xa0 in Makefile by 0x00 (start of RAM), it
wor
Hi Basil,
attached please find the project with output. Maybe you find something.
File "main_RAM.ihx" was manually created by removing all lines in
"main.ihx" with address in flash.
I tested this with a Sduino Uno board
(https://github.com/roybaer/sduino_uno) and used stm8gal for uploading
