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Hello posters, apologies if this is covered in another forum, but my searching skills often let me down.
Can anyone point me to a definitive guide to using Net_debug, and please don't say "take a look at LEDClient (because that alone isn't much use other than showing me which LIBS I need to compile).
So far I have created a binary that compiles with with Net_Debug.c and the associated LIBS. it loads then promptly hits a breakpoint somewhere in "__sys_io" (or some such).
I need the net debugger because I'm trying to capture a tricky and infrequent TCP reset that's occuring on our STM32207VG based H/W (i.e. our own H/W, NOT an evaluation board).
Any pointers or tips will be gratefully received.
Thanks in advance, Rich.
Just a wild stab in the dark:
Does your code have the proper functionality to allow the debug library to print to a console/serial port? In other words, do you have reimplemented versions of fputc() (and possibly _ttywrch())?