Dear All,
#I am very thankfull to this site because it providing good information about my problems...
I am designing the software for DIS it consists of so many modules.. in one module i am getting
Error[18] : error : Range error in module SYCON1C1 ( obj/sycon2c1.o ), segment CODE at address 18C. Value 40E700, in tag t_ext_p16, is out of bounds
I don't know what is the wrong with my code...please provide the information about this error..i am very much thankful to you all
Last edited by Salem; 08-12-2007 at 11:53 PM. Reason: Remove code tags from non-code text
Sounds like the error is pretty explicit. Check your code with relation to your arrays and pointer usage, and make sure you're staying within the memory your program owns.
It looks like a linker error in response to a corrupted object file (or an object file in another file format).
If sycon2c1.c is one of your files, then delete sycon2c1.o and try rebuilding (or just try "clean", then "rebuild all").
> please provide the information about this error
Please provide more background information like which OS / Compiler you're using.
Like what is this "DIS" you mention, some development platform?
Typing in error messages into search engines can also provide some information.
http://clusty.com/search?query=%22Ra...Mozilla-search
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Originally Posted by Salem
Hai Salem,
I am using VC++ compiler, i tried by deleting the sycon2c1.o file and rebuilt it but still i am not able to fix it...
To me, it looks like you're trying to stuff a 32-bit absolute symbol into a 16-bit place. Try to discern what the "t_ext_p16" is referring to, and check that you're using it correctly, e.g. if it's a 16-bit integer, you can't set it to the address of something in a 32-bit build.
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Mats
Funny, it doesn't look like a VC++ linker error message to me, which are all of the form LNKxxxx where xxxx is a 4-digit number.
No, this looks like you're using some embedded target compiler to me, say perhaps
http://www.htsoft.com/products/compi...0ccompiler.php
which shows up as "430 c" when searching for error messages.
At a guess, some function or data structure you're using is now larger than what the architecture you're aiming is able to support.
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
If at first you don't succeed, try writing your phone number on the exam paper.
