It looks like the bss init loop is starting one byte ahead of where it should.
I suspect the problem is from the "src/fixture_wall_switch.o" entry in the map
file shown below.
.bss 0x0000029e 0x0 src/escape_seq.o
.bss 0x0000029e 0x1 src/fixture_wall_switch.o
.bss 0x0000029f 0x0 src/i2c.o
Later I get:
0x0000029f PROVIDE (__bss_start, .)
But __bss_start should be 0x0000029e.
The net result is that the first byte in .data is zero instead of its correct
initialized value.
I confirmed that __bss_start is 0x029f and __bss_size is correct in the
debugger.
Why would "src/fixture_wall_switch.o" be allocated one byte but not show any
symbol for that allocation?
Any help? I can provide more details but I think this is the crux of the
situation.
Thanks,
Bob.
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