Reply by eKIK October 16, 20052005-10-16
Worked like a charm! Many thanks to you!

// Erik N=E4slund

Reply by John Temples October 16, 20052005-10-16
On 2005-10-16, eKIK <teh.ekik@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm using the Hi-tech PICC-18 compiler together with a MPLAB ICD 2. > The ICD 2 reserves a few bytes of the data memory for itself. The thing > is that the linker doesn't understand this and tries to store my own > variables at the same adress. > > My questions is: How do I "prohibit" PICC-18 from using a certain area > of my data memory?
You don't need to. Hi-Tech has already done this work for you with the -ICD command line switch. -- John W. Temples, III
Reply by eKIK October 16, 20052005-10-16
Hi

I'm using the Hi-tech PICC-18 compiler together with a MPLAB ICD 2.
The ICD 2 reserves a few bytes of the data memory for itself. The thing
is that the linker doesn't understand this and tries to store my own
variables at the same adress.

My questions is: How do I "prohibit" PICC-18 from using a certain area
of my data memory?

Regards
Erik N=E4slund