On 22/05/2019 04:34, Jython wrote:
finally i find it's usleep call causes that
while(retry && ((RCC_BDCR & 0x02) == 0)) // External low-speed
oscillator ready
{
retry--;
usleep(5000);
#if 0
volatile int k = 0;
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finally i find it's usleep call causes that
while(retry && ((RCC_BDCR & 0x02) == 0)) // External low-speed oscillator
> ready
> {
> retry--;
>
> usleep(5000);
> #if 0
> volatile int k = 0;
> (void)k;
> int j;
> for(j = 0; j <
Folks, I'm using Gaisler's pre-compiled rcc-1.3-rc6-gcc GR712RC SMP BSP
library (rtemsbsp.a in the gr712rc_smp/lib directory). I'm trying to
integrate the SMP compatible version of the greth ethernet driver that is
built into the gr712rc BSP library. When I use the code listed in
rtems_net.c and
This just covers up some bug. When the system overhead increased to check
the stack contents, it might modify the timing enough to obscure a race
condition. Since the stack checker didn't report anything, you probably
don't have a blown task stack. (But you could still have a function stack
overflo
