Unexpected error Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63)

[w5277c]

Hi,

In projects with a lot of labels, I get an unexpected error: core5277/./core/ram/_ram_find_used_block_mt.inc(42) : Error : Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63)

In code: LDI LOOP_CNTR,0x00 LDI ZH,high( _C5_DRIVERS_HEADER) LDI ZL,low( _C5_DRIVERS_HEADER) _C5_RAM_FIND_USED_BLOCK_MTLOOP1: CALL _C5_RAM_FIND_USED_BLOCK_MTBODY ADIW ZL,_C5_DRIVER_HEADER_SIZE INC LOOP_CNTR CPI LOOP_CNTR,C5_DRIVERS_QNT ;42 line: BRNE _C5_RAM_FIND_USED_BLOCK_MT__LOOP1

In other projects, the error appears in other places, but is always associated with labels and branches.

Reproducible on current version as well as on 1.3.0

Best regards, Konstantin.

[w5277c]

List file: _C5_RAM_FIND_USED_BLOCK_MTLOOP1: C:00053d + <>MCALL _C5_RAM_FIND_USED_BLOCK_MTBODY C:00053d 940e 053f CALL _C5_RAM_FIND_USED_BLOCK_MTBODY C:00053f 9636 <--->ADIW ZL,_C5_DRIVER_HEADER_SIZE C:000540 9553 <--->INC LOOP_CNTR C:000541 3150 <--->CPI LOOP_CNTR,C5_DRIVERS_QNT C:000542 f6e1 <--->BRNE _C5_RAM_FIND_USED_BLOCK_MTLOOP1

[w5277c]

Mminor remark, i hope this will be helpful.

No cheking garbage in second operand - mnemonics.c line429. rcall 0x0000,0x0001 -> Assembly complete with no errors. (and call too)

Strange checking relative addres for branch mnemonics.c line437. "&& (pi->device->flash_size != 4096))" .DEVICE ATtiny25 .ORG 0x03ff rjmp 2048 -> Assembly complete with no errors. Code segment range 0-0x03FF

[w5277c]

This issue is no longer actual for me. Although the work is not yet fully completed.

Thank you very much, AVRA sources is very helpful.

avra -I /home/kostas/repos/w5277c/core5277/ "main.asm" -m "main.asm".map -l "main.asm".lst (в каталоге: /home/kostas/repos/w5277c/5277.ru/firmware/solid_relay_x4_v1.0) ... ../common/relay.inc(374) : Error : Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63) ../common/history.inc(34) : Error : Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63) ../common/history.inc(102) : Error : Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63) ../common/history.inc(112) : Error : Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63) ../common/master.asm(365) : Error : Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63) ../common/master.asm(422) : Error : Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63) ../common/master.asm(432) : Error : Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63) ../common/master.asm(466) : Error : Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63) ../common/master.asm(476) : Error : Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63) ../common/master.asm(506) : Error : Branch out of range (-64 <= k <= 63) ../common/master.asm(506) : Maximum error count reached. Exiting... main.asm(136) : Maximum error count reached. Exiting... AVRA: advanced AVR macro assembler Version 1.3.0 Build 1 (8 May 2010) Copyright (C) 1998-2010. Check out README file for more info AVRA is an open source assembler for Atmel AVR microcontroller family It can be used as a replacement of 'AVRASM32.EXE' the original assembler shipped with AVR Studio. We do not guarantee full compatibility for avra. AVRA comes with NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. You may redistribute copies of avra under the terms of the GNU General Public License. For more information about these matters, see the files named COPYING. Pass 1... Pass 2... done Used memory blocks: Code : Start = 0x0000, End = 0x0048, Length = 0x0049 Code : Start = 0x1E00, End = 0x1FE2, Length = 0x01E3 Code : Start = 0x0049, End = 0x1650, Length = 0x1608 Assembly aborted with 10 errors and 2 warnings.

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JAVRA Java AVR macro assembler Version 0.0.1 Licensed by GPL-3.0-or-later

WARNING! The project is not finished yet, it is under development. !!!It is not recommended to use!!!

Warning[1] ./devices/atmega168.inc(18): unsupported #pragma Warning[2] ./devices/atmega168.inc(19): unsupported #pragma Warning[3] ./devices/atmega168.inc(20): unsupported #pragma Warning[4] ./devices/atmega168.inc(21): unsupported #pragma Message: ######## device atmega168 Warning[5] ./boot/bus5277_bldr.inc(47): err_cntr(r23) already assigned Warning[6] ./boot/bus5277_bldr.inc(48): bus_addr(r25) already assigned Message: ######## buffer offset:584 Message: ######## buffer size:168 Message: ######## available ram:459 Message: ######## drivers headers offset:384 Message: ######## tasks headers offset:480 Message: ######## free ram offset:752 Message: ######## stack end offset:1215 Message: ######## core freq:16 Message: ######## timers normal speed (100) Message: ######## timers x2 speed (100) Message: ######## io baudrate:230400 Message: ######## logging disabled Message: ######## dispatcher enabled Message: ######## timers enabled Message: included driver hardware uart v0.6 Message: included driver bus5277 v0.4 Message: included driver buttons v0.4 Message: included driver 1wire v0.3 Message: included driver ds18b20 v0.8 Message: included driver hardware pcint v0.2 Message: included driver am2301 v0.6 --CODE----------------------------------- Start = 0000, End = 0048, Length = 0049 Start = 1E00, End = 1FE2, Length = 01E3 Start = 0049, End = 1650, Length = 1608

Total : 6196 words (12392 bytes)

Build SUCCESS, warnings:6 (parsed: 7472 lines, total time: 0.45 s)

[Ro5bert]

Sorry I was of no help, but I'm glad this isn't a problem for you any more. And thanks for pointing out some bugs in mnemonics.c, although I don't have time to look into it them right now. IMO, most of mnenomics.c is a mess and should be rewritten.