Hate to say "I told you so."

Welcome to the club of dissatisfied CCS (ex-)users.

Andy










David Kott <dkott@TESTPROD.COM> on 06/30/2000 10:08:09 AM

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> > Which compiler are you getting an error with?
> >
> > I get a runtime error at the end of a compilation with CCS's PCM.
> Disabling
> > the "Generate Call Tree" in the node properties eliminates this runtime
> > error.
> >
>
> I had the call tree problem a little while ago. An updated version of the
> compiler fixed. Sorry not sure which version exactly, I'm at work the
> compiler is at home...

I am running the latest available on CCS's website, 2.713.  Interesting that
the error was fixed on your build.  Are you using PCW and developing under
their IDE?

The full error is:

Application Error
Exception EGPFault in module PCMDLL.DLL @ 000E:11ED
General Proteciton Fault in module PCMDLL.DLL @ 000E:11ED

I don't bother asking for tech support on things like this, they ignore
unsolicited emails I send, and their phone support is.. well, IMHO, lacking.
They still haven't been able to clear up a rather nasty issue with another
project using an 'F876, and I found a rather irritating "feature" yesterday
with one of their compiler functions.  I should have spec'd Hi-Tech or
ByteCraft.  As they say, hindsight is 0x14/0x14.

-d