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Hello, My understanding is that we can use JRun to send arguments and get return codes, but I'm having problems with the return codes. I'm using code from the wiki. It sends *ARGS*, receives arguments and reprints them, and everything looks good. For good measure, I send a *PASSED* to let myself know the test worked, something I can parse later on. I then return *STOP*, and JRun terminates. Now, my problem. I've read that I can also get an application-specific return code, but this part doesn't …
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Okay, my bad... Sorry! So, yes, I was originally talking about FreeRTOS 11. And I was also talking about SystemView. I didn't know where to start, what to patch, etc. I've been using SYstemView for a while now, but I didn't expect it to be that plug and play concerning FreeRTOS 11. Add the files, patch nothing, and compile. And now I have trace information. Perfect! Thank you!
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And that has indeed fixed it. The log looked like this: Source Code (6 lines) All of the files are available in the installation folder (Applications/SEGGER/SystemView/Description), but SystemView doesn't look for them in that folder. Instead, it looks at my home folder (/Home/<user>/.config/SEGGER/). The only file present was .SEGGER SystemView.ini which makes no reference to any files other than previously opened files. Once I copied the files over, it's all good, and I finally understand what…
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I've been playing around with the newer versions of FreeRTOS, and planning on upgrading to version 11. There is no need to patch anymore since, from what I understand, SystemView is integrated directly inside a package called FreeRTOS-Plus-Trace. I've been following the instructions on the FreeRTOS website, but I can't seem to get it to work with SystemView. Originally it would just freeze at 1% during the connection and not go any further. Now, it gets quickly to 100%, but closes without any tr…
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I've been trying to evaluate SystemView for a client. So far, I've been unable to fully use the SystemView application; everything seems to work fine, but functions are called function #xxx. I enter a function #167, then enter a function #43, and so on. I've followed a few tutorials on how to be able to send the data, but never managed to get it up and running. Yesterday, I had to whip out the Windows laptop for some firmware upgrades, and surprisingly, everything worked immediately. The functio…