RussellMc wrote 2011-06-01 17:27:
>> This time it is a difficult program to simulate because of the IO.  It w=
ould
>> be a lot of work to write the stimulation files and I'm not sure that is
>> even possible.
>
> Without digging into what stack access and manipulation is possible on
> that device:
>
> Is it not possible to prewrite the stack with known data and then
> examine it explicitly or implicitly after running the program or on
> diagnostic occasions during operation to see how close it has come to
> its bounds, or whether it has exceeded them.
>
>
>
>                Russell
>

Maybe, *IF* the stack is read/writeable at runtime.
Or do you mean in some kind of simulated environment
such as MPLAB/SIM ?
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