Thanks again, Matt. I had the same problem with trying to use #pragma Segment 1 (space between "Segment" and "1") so that the name would match the default name that CW supplies. But using #pragma Segment1 (without the space) did not cause the compiler to map the code into that segment for me. Instead I just get the startup code. As a result, my application crashes with memory access errors the first time I try to assign a value to a local variable. Again, I'd break up my source into different files and use the feature to segment by file except that this is an open source project with lots of developers and the majority do not use CW. So I'm making a rather disruptive change (and possibly messing up the source control system) if I do that.
Rename the first segment to "Segment1" in the IDE. This is a bug with the compiler not accepting segment names that have embedded spaces.
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