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STACK OVERFLOW

JAYANT KUMAR

What stack size to put when using functions like fopen (in read mode) to prevent Hard Line Fault and overflowing the stack??

I tried by putting this

Stack EQU 0x00040000
It didn't work!

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  • 0 in reply to Joe 90

    Is it overflowing the stack, or are you passing in NULL or broken pointers. Helps to identify what's actually causing the hard fault, rather than fishing for reasons.

    The processor provides methods of identifying the location/cause, if you can move beyond a tight loop doing nothing.

    Does fopen() have any code behind it to do anything, or is it hitting a BKPT/SWI?

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  • 0 in reply to Joe 90

    Is it overflowing the stack, or are you passing in NULL or broken pointers. Helps to identify what's actually causing the hard fault, rather than fishing for reasons.

    The processor provides methods of identifying the location/cause, if you can move beyond a tight loop doing nothing.

    Does fopen() have any code behind it to do anything, or is it hitting a BKPT/SWI?

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