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Encoder causes 24 bit relocation error
We are using Windriver C++...
We are using the Encoder and we get it to compile but when we reboot we get the error... Relocation value does not fit in 24 bits. We get it twice which corrisponds to the fact that the encoder is using 2 digital channels. The program failes to load. I looked on the web and see a WindRiver post about this. http://fixunix.com/vxworks/262055-re...-overflow.html Anyone run into this? 
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