> On 6 Jul 2006 11:07:32 -0700, "perryuan" <perry.yuan@gmail.com> wrote
> in comp.dsp:
>
> > I found there is bug while a long source file is printed in CCS
> > Platimum v3.1. My case: 4100 lines of C source code. Randomly missed
> > 10-20 lines (or more) each time. Always. Repeatable. The missing parts
> > were not fixed.
> >
> > Solution: Use other IDEs to print out your code.
>
> What about the solution of NEVER having 4100 lines in a C source file?
>
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Reply by Jack Klein●July 6, 20062006-07-06
On 6 Jul 2006 11:07:32 -0700, "perryuan" <perry.yuan@gmail.com> wrote
in comp.dsp:
> I found there is bug while a long source file is printed in CCS
> Platimum v3.1. My case: 4100 lines of C source code. Randomly missed
> 10-20 lines (or more) each time. Always. Repeatable. The missing parts
> were not fixed.
>
> Solution: Use other IDEs to print out your code.
I found there is bug while a long source file is printed in CCS
Platimum v3.1. My case: 4100 lines of C source code. Randomly missed
10-20 lines (or more) each time. Always. Repeatable. The missing parts
were not fixed.
Solution: Use other IDEs to print out your code.