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Non Existent Memory at address 0x0030 (per Visual Develop)

dmayo
Associate II
Posted on March 08, 2006 at 15:26

Non Existent Memory at address 0x0030 (per Visual Develop)

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dmayo
Associate II
Posted on March 08, 2006 at 11:31

I have loaded my .abs file into Visual Develop and when I go to start debugging, I get an error ''Error: non existent memory at address 0x0030''

I am using a Metrowerks compiler, and from what I can tell I have my includes properly setup and everything; my chip's .h file does not having anything at address 0x0030 (or 0x30). I am not, from what I can tell, accessing 0x30 anywhere in my code.

I am trying to user a ST72F321R9.

Any ideas?

I saw an eariler post where an I2C register on the same chip wasn't setup properly for visual develop. Is this the same thing? Is there a patch for this?

MCU Configuration in Visual Develop is set to the default for this chip; in fact, if I try to change the address 0x0030 to anything other than NER (which it is defined by default) I get an error in the MCU Configuration dialog.

Please help.

Thanks!

dmayo
Associate II
Posted on March 08, 2006 at 15:26

If your ears were ringing, I take back the bad I was saying. 🙂

I got it to work.

My problem (if you could call it that) was that my Visual Debug project was not in the same directory as my .abs file. Moving that over seemed to make a world of difference and all works now.