x++;
if (x ==5){
aaasub();
}
When making my program in C language, I want to place the global variable according to the sequence described in the
definition. How can I do this? (Dec. 20, 2000)
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When using NCxxWA, how can I prevent my application from linking unnecessary functions, such as MALLOC() and
MEMCPY()? (Aug. 7, 2000)
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I can not place the program in the section which I defined. Why not? (Mar. 21, 2000)●
Programs which are not defined by "#pragma SECTION program" are always placed in section program_F. Is there any way
to change this? (Mar. 21, 2000)
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My main program does not seem to be placed in section program_N. How can I place my main program in this section? (Mar.
21, 2000)
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Can a binary (HEX) file be divided into multiple files? I want to make individual HEX files for internal and external ROMs.
(Mar. 21, 2000)
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How can a section be divided into multiple sections? Currently my program is sectioned into 001000H to 00F00FH and
010000H to 01EFFFFH. But I want to place my program from 130000H as well. (Mar. 21, 2000)
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My port access statement is not properly generated as a binary code when I use the optimization option. Why not?●
When I am linking my program, the linker generates this error: 'function-name' value is undefined. But the function itself
actually exists. What's wrong?
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Since sequential bit accesses are grouped into one operation, an interrupt occurring during this operation sometimes causes
my program to mis-operate. What can I do to avoid this?
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It takes so long to compile my program in Windows 3.1, DOS version (IBE). Is there any way to speed up the process?●
When compiling with the NC77 V.5.00 (non-optimized), the code size is sometimes larger than in the NC77 V.4.00 and all
earlier versions. Why?
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When I execute the NC77 on Windows 95 'can't analyze error' is displayed and NC77 stops compiling my program. What's
wrong?
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