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Re: I2CWRITE Issue at Compiling Time
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Re: I2CWRITE Issue at Compiling Time
Thanks Richard, but why this "1183 : Crossing page boundary..." message appears only when I use the I2CWRITE command? That is what I don't understand. Is this a normal compiling message?Originally Posted by richard
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Anonymous
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Re: I2CWRITE Issue at Compiling Time
Yes. It appears only when your code is larger than 1K, 2K etc...
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Re: I2CWRITE Issue at Compiling Time
I know it's a normal thing. The question is that whatever code I add to my program I get the usual crossing page boundary messages. I can get the programming memory nearly full and I get the messages in the first picture posted above. Only and only when using I2CWRITE is that I get the "1183 : Crossing page boundary...".
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Anonymous
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Re: I2CWRITE Issue at Compiling Time
I do believe that the '1183' refers to a line number in the assembled code. The number changes depending upon which libraries are called and where the page crossing occurs in the listing.
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Re: I2CWRITE Issue at Compiling Time
Hi, that makes sense. Because it only happens when using the I2CWRITE command.
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