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Problem: Fatal Error[e72] ZIGNV_ADDRESS_SPACE

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Sam Elia
Posted by Sam Elia
on May 16 2012 11:09 AM
Prodigy140 points

Hi, 

I receive the error: 

Fatal Error[e72]: Segment ZIGNV_ADDRESS_SPACE must be defined in a segment definition option (-Z, -b or -P)

when trying to compile my project.  I am using the CC2530F256.

In the General Options category, I have:  Device:  CC2530F256,
                                                                         Code model: Banked, 
                                                                         Data model: Large.

The linker I have selected is: lnk51ew_CC2530F256_banked.xcl

I have the latest version of IAR but I believe this project was made in an earlier version.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Sam Elia

update: 

When I use the linker included in the Z-stack, cc-2530-sb.xcl, I get this error:

Fatal Error[e72]: Segment LOCK_BITS_ADDRESS_SPACE must be defined in a segment definition option (-Z, -b or -P)

CC2530 linker Fatal Error[e72] ZIGNV_ADDRESS_SPACE
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  • Dirty Harry
    Posted by Dirty Harry
    on May 16 2012 13:49 PM
    Mastermind19350 points

    I would recommend you to start with a sample application, something that works, and then start making your changes instead of trying to start from scratch.

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  • Sam Elia
    Posted by Sam Elia
    on May 16 2012 14:38 PM
    Prodigy140 points

    This project compiled and functioned correctly in the past.  Try to compile it a year later with the new Z-stack and IAR and I get this error all of a sudden.  I even tried to use Zstack 2.4 linker and the old IAR device file for cc2530 but no luck.

    From reading the forums, it is suggested to define MAKE_CRC_SHDW in the compiler options but this creates more errors.

    Any help is appreciated!

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  • Steven XU
    Posted by Steven XU
    on Feb 28 2013 01:43 AM
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    I  got the same problem, and the solution really works

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