I’m able to debug some test projects (Can_Demo, CoProc_Demo, Rpmsg_Demo, …) with 1.1 and 1.1b4.
I’m sorry, but I can’t upload the project. It’s a software which is distributed from a third party company. We bought a license and we are forbidden to share the code.
I use VS2013. I also uploaded a screenshot .
From 1.1b2 to 1.1b4 you added the feature for multicore support. As I said I can debug the application using 1.1b2.
Is it possible that the multicore support makes trouble?
I uploaded a project here.
If pex.mpenable is set to 1 I get with this project/project settings the data abort exception.
If pex.mpenable is disabled, everything is fine.
I haven’t create the project. This project was created by a third party and delivered to us. As I said if I disable multicore support I don’t get an exception. Don’t know what to change in the settings of the project that the exception do not occur.
I did not check every setting of your project file but seems that something is missing there. You will have to go step by step and compare settings. You can also compare settings with out demos to see where the difference comes from.
We have observed a similar issue during our development and created a ticket to work on that. @luka.tx is on vacation, Once he back and we will discuss internally and get back to you before the end of the next week.
Please continue your development with bearing this issue.
do you have some new informations about the issue?
Or can you describe the issue you found a bit more?
Our customer is asking and I’m not able to answer.
Thank you for your patience. Our developer is back and is planning to look initial study of the issue and let you know some update before the end of this week.
We tried to debug a modified version of the i2cdemo.
While stepping, sometimes CE7 V1.1 crashed with a data abort in NK.exe.
This also happened (but not always) when setting a breakpoint in Visual Studio during a debug session.
Could you please wait for few days, I need to spend some time on this and get back to you.
If you are guessing multicore addition would be the problem, you can disable that by going into bootloader command prompt and disabling pex.mpenable and let us know the feedback.
BootLoader Configuration:
C) Clear Flash Registry
X) Enter CommandPrompt Mode
D) Download image to RAM now
F) Download image to FLASH now
L) Launch existing flash resident image now
Enter your selection: x
>set pex.mpenable 0
>exit
I try the image since beginning of this week.
Until now I didn’t get a error.
Seems working.
Thank you very much for your time you spent on that issue.