Hi, I'm using a evaluation board with AT91M55800A microprocessor with 4Mb of flash memory and 1Mb of RAM memory and I'm compiling the project with IAR embedded workbench. When I start debug, in the first line where I declared a variable occurs the below message: Tue Jul 04 09:28:50 2006: AIC set to protected mode, __SF_PMR = 0x27a80020 Tue Jul 04 09:32:09 2006: The stack pointer for stack 'CSTACK' (currently 0x01FFC318) is outside the stack range (0x02019D28 to 0x0201BD28) Isn´t a error nor warning, just a message log. I think if I change the memory map I could fix this problem, but it´s possible? If yes, How could I do it? Thanks, Rafael
Rafael wrote: > I'm using a evaluation board with AT91M55800A microprocessor with 4Mb > of flash memory and 1Mb of RAM memory and I'm compiling the project with > IAR embedded workbench. > When I start debug, in the first line where I declared a variable > occurs the below message: > > Tue Jul 04 09:28:50 2006: AIC set to protected mode, __SF_PMR = > 0x27a80020 > Tue Jul 04 09:32:09 2006: The stack pointer for stack 'CSTACK' > (currently 0x01FFC318) is outside the stack range (0x02019D28 to > 0x0201BD28) > > Isn´t a error nor warning, just a message log. > I think if I change the memory map I could fix this problem, but it´s > possible? If yes, How could I do it? Since there has not been an answer for some time: This forum might not be the best place to ask a question about the IAR EW. Esp. the debugging-functions and the debugger-setup are very toolchain/IDE-specific. Since you are using a commercial product you might ask the tool-vendor's (=IAR) support. Martin Thomas
Rafael wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm using a evaluation board with AT91M55800A microprocessor with 4Mb > of flash memory and 1Mb of RAM memory and I'm compiling the project with > IAR embedded workbench. > When I start debug, in the first line where I declared a variable > occurs the below message: > > Tue Jul 04 09:28:50 2006: AIC set to protected mode, __SF_PMR = > 0x27a80020 > Tue Jul 04 09:32:09 2006: The stack pointer for stack 'CSTACK' > (currently 0x01FFC318) is outside the stack range (0x02019D28 to > 0x0201BD28) > > Isn´t a error nor warning, just a message log. > I think if I change the memory map I could fix this problem, but it´s > possible? If yes, How could I do it? > > Thanks, > Rafael Hi Rafael, I have similar problem ... and I can't find a solution. Have You already managed to get this issue resolved ? Thx !!! Bye, Janez
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