Sputnik
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Good day all,
I am having issues using the E8a to debug a port of μC/OS-II. Rather, the question has nothing as much to do with the RTOS but rather the process of debugging itself. I don't understand all the files that HEW creates when I select a template project. When I compile and try to download the code to the chip, I receive an error from the debugger saying "Invalid address value" in file uCOS_II.x30 and it points to the line "_isp_ = &_istack_top;" highlighted in yellow in the file resetprg.c. The program counter also points to some address that is a large area of UND instructions. I'm using the R5F21276.
I don't know what to do or where to read up. What literature can I read to understand the files HEW creates, various sections of memory, and the process of debugging with HEW and the E8a?
Regards,
Sputnik :idea:
I am having issues using the E8a to debug a port of μC/OS-II. Rather, the question has nothing as much to do with the RTOS but rather the process of debugging itself. I don't understand all the files that HEW creates when I select a template project. When I compile and try to download the code to the chip, I receive an error from the debugger saying "Invalid address value" in file uCOS_II.x30 and it points to the line "_isp_ = &_istack_top;" highlighted in yellow in the file resetprg.c. The program counter also points to some address that is a large area of UND instructions. I'm using the R5F21276.
I don't know what to do or where to read up. What literature can I read to understand the files HEW creates, various sections of memory, and the process of debugging with HEW and the E8a?
Regards,
Sputnik :idea:
