Hi I am using Network Component Version 7.12.0 for one of the project.
When I call netUninitialize the code is getting crashed or some time it goes to osRtxErrorNotify function with osRtxErrorClibMutex case.
Could any one help me out on how to debug this issue.
Hello, I have moved your query to the Keil specific forum.
I recommend updating to the latest releases, i.e. by today
- the Network component 7.17.0
Network Component: Network Component (keil.com)
- and Keil MDK 5.37 (http://www2.keil.com/mdk5 )
are released.
If the problem persists, open a Support Ticket https://www.arm.com/support/contact-support and:
- detail the problem
- confirm the target in use
- and confirm a valid license key
Hi,
When I try to use Network component 7.17.0 I am getting
Error: "C:\Keil_v5\ARM\PACK\Keil\MDK-Middleware\7.15.0\Network\Include\rl_net_ds.h(737): error: #70: incomplete type is not allowed"
I am using ARM Compiler V5.06 update 5(build 528).
Any idea how I could solve this.
In this case, please open a Support Ticket as explained above
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but we might be seeing code being released that is no longer compatible with the older compilers. I tried to update a device pack for an MCU and had to select an older version of that device pack because the new device pack was using "new C features" that the old compiler did not support. For that occasion, I preferred to use the old compiler.
Hello,
netUinitialize (); works fine in example program and i am facing issue only when i integrate it with actual project. Actual project has a C++ environment.
Before creating the Support Ticket I just need to understand couple of things:
1. In the Doc in netInitialize section a note is given .i.e "You must call the function at system start-up to properly initialize the networking environment." Does System Start-Up refers to hardware initialization function?
2. Both netInitialize() and netUninitialize() are not_thread_safe. "[not_thread-safe] functions cannot be used from different threads. It is allowed to be used from the same thread, in which the Network Core super-loop is running."
what is Network Core super-loop?