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Not sure If this helps in identifyng the problem. I directly tried loading it using CCSLoad software and I found this issue
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The example code, didn't hit the stack limit, so I didn't expect this to help, however will become necessary as the code grows. I have to repeat my belief that this is a RAM fault. By this I mean _a f ...

#BUILD (stack=...)

Look for the #BUILD stack line and increase the amount specified in that line.

Increased the stack but hardly changed anything.

#include <33EP256MU806.h>
//# ...

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So some related info. It seems its definitely ...

Since this is a dsPIC project, an obvious question is how much RAM are you setting aside for the stack? Is it the default? What happens if you increase it?

It is default and I am not sure how muc ...

The comment that you checked the value, implies some form of debugger attached?.
Try the simple expedient of reversing the declaration order of the variables. So:

signed int16 countL=0;
signed i ...

For reference: I am using the the development board from DSP Analog Development Kit by CCS with the 12 MHz crystal. Below I have a more simplified code.

#include <33EP256MU806.h>

#fuses ...

Ok just to keep on updating. Seems like after a while again in main as well I face the same issue. The variable doesn't seem to store the correct value.

My guess is its some memory issue or compil ...

I just checked if I remove the function and place everything in main it works but still not sure why its not working in the function.

Facing a strange issue with variable definition. I have two global unsigned int 8 variables (lsbEnc1 and lsbEnc2) both have same values but one of them skips the last bit (lsbEnc2) i.e. if I store 71 ...