Compilation Bug ?

[Masy 0]

Good Day,

 

I had completed my files with BoostC version 6.89. It's all ok !

 

One day i had update the version 6.89 of BoostC with 6.90 so i compiled the file the firmware did not run more.

I had open both the files asm version 6.89 and 6.90 show the code differents:

 

Version 6.89 OK.

 

label323

MOVF gbl_timescritte, W

XORLW 0x0C

BTFSS STATUS,Z

GOTO label326

BCF STATUS, RP0

BCF gbl_BaseClock+D'1',5

 

 

Version 6.90 wrong

 

label323

MOVLW 0x00

XORLW 0x0C

BTFSS STATUS,Z

GOTO label326

BCF STATUS, RP0

BCF gbl_BaseClock+D'1',5

 

I tried to compile without optimization and has placed the issue

 

Bye

 

Masy

[Pavel 0]

Can you provide C code that generated bad assembly?

 

Regards,

Pavel

[Masy 0]

Can you provide C code that generated bad assembly?

 

Regards,

Pavel

 

Thank's Pavel for your answer

 

The code c is below and the code that generete bug is in bold :

 

while(((AlarmFlag & 00001111b) == 0) && FIRSTHEAT == 0) // Se non ci sono allarmi tranne calcare

{

if (Pulsante_aspirazione == PREMUTO) //dopo 10 secondi basta warning

{

if (timexitwarming >= 10)

{

timexitwarming = 0;

FIRSTHEAT = 1;

tmescritte = 0;

}

}

else

{

timexitwarming = 0;

}

 

if (tmescritte == temposcritte)

{

SYNCDISP = 0;

while(SYNCDISP == 0)

{};

if (WRSTATE == 0)

{

lcd_clear();

lprintf("PUSH THE ORANGE ");

lcd_gotoxy(0,1);

lprintf(" SWITCH ");

WRSTATE = 1;

tmescritte = 0;

}

else

{

lcd_clear();

lprintf(" PLEASE WAIT ");

lcd_gotoxy(0,1);

lprintf(" FOR STEAM ");

WRSTATE = 0;

tmescritte = 0;

}

}

Alarm_check();

Check_livello_caldaia();

Check_termico();

Check_pressostato();

Timing_adjust();

if(CHECKLED == 1)

{

Led_state_check();

Led_change();

CHECKLED = 0;

tmescritte ++;

}

}

[Pavel 0]

We can't reproduce the problem from the code fragment you provided. Please send a complete project to support@sourceboost.com

 

Regards,

Pavel

[Pavel 0]

Thanks for reporting. The problem is now fixed and the fix will be available in the next release.

 

Regards,

Pavel