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The first one.
If you use FAST, you only need to subtract 2.
Remember it is the instruction in front of this address where the problem
has occurred.

Okay, Thank you.

RegMeasuredValue1 is a st ...

Hi all,
I used the below code to check where the Memory Trap occurred in the code
compiler version:- CCS V5.117 & MPLAB IDE 8.92

#INT_ADDRERR
void ADDRERR_isr(void)
{
char u8PrintBuffer& ...

Yes, and very low voltage.

The SRAM will retain it's contents down to very close to 1v. Once the
processor actually 'stops', a capacitor on the supply rail can hold the
SRAM contents for many mi ...

OK.

The stack is at the _top_ of the RAM, not the bottom.
What is happening, is that when the stack overflows it is overwriting
the variables adjacent to it. The later compiler will be using mor ...

OK.
So first thing, what compiler version?
What does the stack data at the top of the listing say?.

Variables?.
These are not stored on the stack, except when being passed to/from a
function. ...

OK.
So first thing, what compiler version?
What does the stack data at the top of the listing say?.

Variables?.
These are not stored on the stack, except when being passed to/from a
function. ...

Just look at the listing file. Tells you the stack usage. Nothing else is
needed.
The stack is normally towards the top of RAM, but often chip limitations
mean it cannot be.be right at the top. Yo ...

Hi,
I am looking for a program to analyze the stack depth of my program.
one question Is stack created at the staring of RAM location or ending?

@Ttelmah, @dyeatman, , @temtronic thanks for response. Now I got it.
one question Is stack created at the starting of the RAM location or ending with CCS?

Hi,
I am using the CCS V5.117 compiler in MPLAB IDE.
Can you please summarize the difference between CCS V5.007 vs V5.117? I couldn’t find it on your website.

My code is behaving ...