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Hi Guys,
Does anyone know if it is possible to use the RTX kernel in a C++ application?
Thank you, Brent
I've converted my RTX application written in C to C++. Initially, my app halted in the stack overflow code when it tried to jump to main. The only way I could get it to run successfully, was by declaring a 16 byte heap space. My app doesn't use dynamic memory allocation, do you know why I had to allocate memory for the heap if the app doesn't use it?
Yes, I also had to allocate 16 bytes. No, I do not know why. Since it appears to be part of the initialization, not not really dynamic mallocs and frees, I didn't complain. The main issue is/was that "my" program kept crashing in __main, before main was even called and I had to figure out why. It would be nice if there was a little documentaion.
I found a static object with file scope in my C++ application. When I removed this object, I could run successfully without declaring a heap. Apparently, the compiler was allocating memory for this object from the heap.