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From: Chris Chadwick <xjk18@dial.pipex.com>
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Subject: Re: Ok, truly stuck again.
Date: Tue, 12 Aug 1997 00:02:00 -0700
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Mark Green wrote:
> 
>   Thanks for all your help.  However I have tried both of your kind
> suggestions and neither worked :(  This seems very odd.  Is it something to
> do with non-word-alignment of variables or similar?

Hi Mark. Me again (I got an extra day before I have to send PC for repairs :)

Sorry no solution yet, but i've just noticed something else that should
make a difference! The TIM load address defined in your code with:

#define VH_ADDR         0x80100000

Address 0x80100000 is the default load address to place the actual .text
section of your program. Try changing this to something like 0x80090000.
I'm assuming you havent changed the default .text load address in your
makefile - if using GNU development - or made the equivalent dialog box
setting change - if using CodeWarrior.

However, im still a bit puzzled when you said earlier that it works
when you remove the GsSortClear(); if there was a conflict of
addresses, your download TIM would be overwritten when the .text
section was downloaded at the same address...

Anyway, hope this helps.

Cheers

Chris