Re: Error in Multibank Load

Abhijit Gadgil <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.hardware.microcontrollers.tini
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Slightly a lateish reply. Please see inline..


>> What exactly is the difference between the "Load Hex File" and "Load Hex
>> File as TBIN".
>
>The DS80C400 loader understands loading both HEX files (bytes are
>transferred as 2-character ASCII values) and TBIN (binary values
>transferred).  The TBIN load requires a reset after every TBIN record is
>transferred, while the HEX file load does not.  However, the HEX file load
>is twice as slow.  The "Load Hex File as TBIN" option is a convenience
>feature that translates a HEX file to a TBIN on the fly to speed up loading
>time.

When we load the hex file as hex file only, the file is getting loaded. 
However, at the end of the file it again gives the error for loading the 
file. (for the multibank file.) If we try this on a smaller file, 
everything works fine. 

Can you suggest me something, so that I can load multibank hex files? And 
still make them work?

regards.

-abhijit

>> Well the loading Hex File as "Load File" is successful, but
>> then the subsequent execution of the C "main" function is not happening.
>> Any solutions for the problem?
>
>> > > :10000000800554494E4940C2AF75C7AA75C75543CC  // On TINI
>> > >          ^
>> > > :10000000000554494E4940C2AF75C7AA75C755434C  // On Our Board.
>
>Are you still seeing this difference between the hex file and what is loaded
>on your board?  That '8005' is an 'sjmp' that is not there on the second
>line (where it is replaced by '0005').  Does it look like the file got
>loaded correctly?

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