HEXMATE Conflict Report Address Error

When HEXMATE generates a conflict report, the address of the conflict in the HEX file is sometimes not the same as the address shown in a memory window (where the data resides in memory). Take a look at the example given below.

Device Family Address in HEX File Address in Memory
Baseline 0x100 0x80*
Midrange 0x100 0x80*
PIC18 MCUs 0x100 0x100
16-bit Devices 0x100 0x80*
32-bit Devices 0x100 0x100
* For some devices, the address shown in the conflict report is twice as large as the address of the data in memory.

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