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asm6x.exe error

Javi Bcdrn
Prodigy 10 points

Hello, i'm trying to build a large project (aprox. 50000 lines of code) using CCS and i'm getting a Windows pop-up saying that ASM6X.exe has generated an error. However, if I remove some lines of code (no matter which lines are removed), the problem disappears. Is there any limitation in the number of lines of code or size of the resulting .asm files so that when you exceed that number the ASM6X.exe crashes? Is there any log file where this kind of errors are saved?

Any help would be appreciated.

Javi.

  • TI__Guru* 84285 points

    Is this pop-up the generic crash notification that says something like "asm6x.exe has encountered an error an needs to close" ?  If so, it almost always indicates a bug in asm6x, and we can't diagnose it without a test case.  No, there is no additional log file created when a crash occurs.  As far as I'm aware, there's no direct limit on the number of lines in an assembly input file, but I'm not sure what other parts would be stressed by such a large input.  I am able to assemble a dummy file with 100000 non-blank non-comment lines with no problems.  If we had a test case, I'm sure we could quickly analyze it, and at least try to provide a workaround.