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MAEC TOOL NEWS:
MAECT-PD32RSIM-010801D
PD32RSIM, PD308SIM, PD30SIM, PD79SIM, PD77SIM, PD38SIM, PD32000, PD32R, PD308, PD30, PD79, PD77, PD38, PD308M, and PD30M
Precautions
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Please take note of the following problem in using simulator debuggers, emulator debuggers, and emulator debuggers dedicated to compact emulators for Mitsubishi's microcomputers.
- On using the C watch window
- Versions Concerned
- 1.1 Simulator Debuggers
| For the M32R family MCUs | : All the versions of PD32RSIM |
| For the M16C/80 series MCUs | : All the versions of PD308SIM |
| For the M16C/60, 20 series MCUs | : All the versions of PD30SIM |
| For the 7900 series MCUs | : All the versions of PD79SIM |
| For the 7700xx series MCUs | : All the versions of PD77SIM |
| For the 740 family MCUs | : All the versions of PD38SIM |
- 1.2 Emulator Debuggers
| For the M32R family MCUs | : All the versions of PD32000
: All the versions of PD32R |
| For the M16C/80 series MCUs | : All the versions of PD308 |
| For the M16C/60, 20 series MCUs | : All the versions of PD30 |
| For the 7900 series MCUs | : All the versions of PD79 |
| For the 7700xx series MCUs | : All the versions of PD77 |
| For the 740 family MCUs | : All the versions of PD38 |
- 1.3 Emulator Debuggers Dedicated to Compact Emulators
| For the M30800T-CPE emulator | : All the versions of PD308M |
| For the M30620T-CPE emulator | : All the versions of PD30M |
- Description
When variables are entered in the C watch window, debuggers may be terminated forcibly.
- 2.1 Conditions
- This problem occurs if the following three conditions are satisfied:
- (1) Local variables or file local variables are entered in the C watch window.
- (2) The types of the variables in (1) are cast to the data type defined by a typedef statement at entry.
- (3) The variables in (1) cannot be referenced in the current scope.
- Workaround
Don't enter local and file local variables in the C watch window if you have cast their types to another data type defined by a typedef statement.
If this problem arises whenever the C watch window is opened, delete the file that contains watch points. This file can be searched for as follows:
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That of the absolute module file plus extension "cwp" |
| Directory: |
Any of the following three directories:
* The directory in which the absolute module file is saved
* Windows directory
* The directory specified using the Customize dialog box opened by the "Environment" -> "Customize" command |
- Schedule of Fixing the Problem
We plan to fix this problem in our next release.
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