Lpc2000

I am new to the LPC series and having problems with gcc-3.4.3. When
implementing
a primitive printf routine I get random behavior on detecting the '\n'
and outputting
a '\r'. With optimization set to O2 I get random results. With
optimizing turned off
it works all the time.

Environment:    Linux Fedora Core 4
                          gcc-3.4.3
                          Olimex LPC-H2214 connected via USB

George

On Mon, 2006-02-13 at 08:53 +1000, Clyde Stubbs wrote:

> On Sun, Feb 12, 2006 at 05:11:07PM -0500, Sean wrote:
> > 
> > char * const test5p   = "test 5 pointer"; // .rodata
> 
> > test5p[0] = 'o'; // .rodata; ok   ****
> 
> > Except for test5p -- it's mapped to .rodata yet the compiler allows
> me to 
> > try to change it, while it won't let me change test5b??
> 
> the pointer variable test5p is mapped to .rodata, but what it points
> to
> is not. Your assignment is not changing test5p, just the contents of
> the memory that it points to, which is a string literal, with a type
> of "char *", NOT "const char *".
> 
> In the case of:
> 
> > char   const test5b[] = "test 5 bracket"
> 
> there is no pointer, just an array with an initializer.
> 
> Clyde
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