SPLat/PC: Troubleshooting

Random Crashes

SPLat/PC sometimes crashes at apparently random times.  Usually, it's when it starts up.  A way to fix this is to delete "C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\SPLat32\INIFile\SPLat32.INI".

The amount of table data you have assigned to NVEM0 is too much to fit the available memory space

A few people have been seeing this error, myself included.  It sometimes happens after connecting to a specific board.  It seems to be related to the size of the SPLat code, particularly on boards that SPLat/PC doesn't recognise.

Sometimes, just adding a line in the NVEM0 section saying the following can help:

NV0Byte 0

Alternatively, try connecting to a known board (such as an HMI430) and then re-building.

Worst case, here are the steps to take:

1. Uninstall SPLat/PC
2. Delete "C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\SPLat32\INIFile\SPLat32.INI"
3. Re-install SPLat/PC

If the problem comes back after re-connecting with your board, try the uninstall/delete/reinstall method shown above and then, without connecting to your board, do a translate, then a save.  After that, there should be a .B1N file in the file with the source that you can download using SPLASH.