On 20/03/18 11:49, Matthew J Fletcher wrote:
Thank you for the advice.
So i can see that the executing task was "TIME", which is the timer
server. So the problem is almost certainly a bad function pointer
passed as the routine to invoke.
I can place a breakpoint in timerserver.c, but the cra
Thank you for the advice.
So i can see that the executing task was "TIME", which is the timer server.
So the problem is almost certainly a bad function pointer passed as the
routine to invoke.
I can place a breakpoint in timerserver.c, but the crash is after several
minutes (and many tens of thou
On 19/03/18 18:36, Matthew J Fletcher wrote:
Hi,
When an application crashes and the bsp_fatal_extension() is invoked,
is there a way to see (in gdb or otherwise) what the last executing
task was ?
I guess there is some task context maintained but it would be internal
to rtems.
You can ge
On 20/03/2018 04:36, Matthew J Fletcher wrote:
>
> When an application crashes and the bsp_fatal_extension() is invoked, is
> there a
> way to see (in gdb or otherwise) what the last executing task was ?
>
> I guess there is some task context maintained but it would be internal to
> rtems.
>
