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RTX

Paul Lee

Hello,

How would RTX fail apart from stack overflow?

Currently, my software runs for approx. 10 hours and fail using RTX. I have increase the task overflow and also the interrupt and user mode.

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Paul

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  • 0 in reply to Christopher Hicks

    some tips :

    - for each dynamic allocation buffer array, use a semaphore .

    - Create a high priority task with a dedicated mailbox that trap errors. Personnaly , I use a task that get the last 100 errors with a timestamp, the faulty task ID and a specific error code.

    - And as Christopher said : verify the malloc/free _alloc_box / _free_box couples ... :-)

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  • 0 in reply to Christopher Hicks

    some tips :

    - for each dynamic allocation buffer array, use a semaphore .

    - Create a high priority task with a dedicated mailbox that trap errors. Personnaly , I use a task that get the last 100 errors with a timestamp, the faulty task ID and a specific error code.

    - And as Christopher said : verify the malloc/free _alloc_box / _free_box couples ... :-)

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