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gdb issue when debug a freeRTOS & C++ project

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gschelotto
Contributor V

Hi,

I'm working with LPCxpresso IDE 8.2.2 and JLink debugger with no problem on a LPC1788. I can compile & debug the LPCOpen projects as expected and also migrate C applications to C++. The problem is when I try to debug a basic (1 task) freeRTOS in C++. The compilation ends successfully but here's the error dialog when gdb starts

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then, when I press the Debug button...

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and finally... no debug sesion is started

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Any hints? How can avoid this issue?

regards,

gaston

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lpcxpresso_supp
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Sounds like an issue between GDB and the J-Link server, or maybe in the GNU ARM Eclipse plugin for J-Link - if that is what you are using. I'm afraid that there isn't much advice we can provide on these. Good starting point might be The J-Link debugging Eclipse plug-in 

Regards,

LPCXpresso Support

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gschelotto
Contributor V

It seems that no matter if the code is written in C or C++. I'm working with last link plugin (4.1.2.201701141320) and jlink driver (v6.14). The issue seems to be related to the number of opened projects. If I just imported the PSU (lpc_xxx projects are necessary to build) everything goes well.

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However in the next scenario I'm not able to debug the PSU project, as shown in the previous post.

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I've also used another debug probe (P&E Multilink Universal with its latest eclipse plugin & driver) with the same (bad) results. So It seems the issue does not related to the jlink tool

Lack of memory problem maybe? (I'm running on W7 Professional 32-bit and 3GB RAM)

I will continue investigating anyway...

regards,
gaston

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