Hi,
I'm using the MCUXpresso FreeRTOS SDK and switched over to the Heap 5 memory allocation scheme in order to use both memory regions on the MK22FN1M0VLK12 I'm using (64kB + 64kB).
However, I can no longer accurately analyse how the heap is being used as the Heap Usage table shows blocks that are not part of the heap and it is preventing the green/red bar visualisation from displaying properly.
I am getting a ~500MB block of memory being reported.
How can I fix this?
Thanks
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As previously stated, we are investigating this issue with the FreeRTOS TAD view. Hopefully we can incorporate a fix in the next IDE release.
Regards,
MCUXpresso IDE Support
Hi Biafra,
I was hoping for something I can compile and run on my side, but this is not the case, as many folders and files are missing. So this does not really help.
Erich
Hi BlackNight,
Finally I'm able to reproduce the error!
This is the same project that was displaying correct data in the heap view: the only difference is that this project starts at address 0x10000 (there is a boot loader).
To make it work I inserted the following lines at the beginning of the ResetISR() function (startup_mk66f18.c file) to modify the VBR register to use the correct address of the interrupt vectors (as it was in the previous SDK version).
__asm volatile
(
"ldr r0, =0xE000ED08\n"
"ldr r1, =g_pfnVectors\n"
"str r1, [r0]\n"
"ldr r2, [r1]\n"
"msr msp, r2\n"
);
I hope this is useful to reproduce it on your side.
Many thanks,
Biafra
Hi Erich,
I just created a new project with the same configuration, but it works as expected: I can see correct data using memory scheme 5.
Many thanks
Biafra
Hi Erich,
I'm trying to prepare what you asked for.
Isn't this problem related to the fact that one of the regions is in external RAM?
My configuration is:
static __NOINIT(FLEX_RAM) uint8_t HeapReagion1[ HEAP_REGION1_SIZE ];
static __NOINIT(SRAM_LOWER) uint8_t HeapReagion2[ HEAP_REGION2_SIZE ];
static __NOINIT(EXTRAM) uint8_t HeapReagion3[ HEAP_REGION3_SIZE ];
static const HeapRegion_t xHeapRegions[] =
{
{ HeapReagion1, HEAP_REGION1_SIZE },
{ HeapReagion2, HEAP_REGION2_SIZE },
{ HeapReagion3, HEAP_REGION3_SIZE },
{ NULL, 0 } //Terminates the array
};
EXTRAM is at address 0x90000000
Many thanks
Biafra
Hi Francesco,
would you be able to share that project or files so I can try it on my end? Or at least share your memory configuration so I potentially could replicate this?
Erich
Hi Erich,
Sorry, but I can't share the project.
The heap memory configuration is as follows:
Region 1: start address -> 0x14000000, size 0x1000 (K66 internal FLEXRAM)
Region 2: start address -> 0x1FFF0000, size 0xF000 (K66 internal RAM lower bank)
Region 3: start address -> 0x900006A8, size 0x4E000 (external SRAM) (this region size is modified compared to the image I posted)
Many thanks
Biafra
Hi Biafra,
I'm sorry: as I don't have have any K66 and no external SRAM boards, I cannot try your configuration :-(.
Erich
Hi Erich,
I think the external SRAM is not needed: in the previous image, in the lower pane, the error is across two different memory blocks that are both internal, one in the lower bank and the other in the upper one.
There is another error (not shown in the image) that is across the upper internal bank and the external SRAM bank.
I don't think the problem is related to the external SRAM, I think it's related simply to the dual banks (heap 5 memory scheme).
Many thanks
Biafra
The public release of the next version is expected around late May.
Regards,
MCUXpresso IDE Support
As previously stated, we are investigating this issue with the FreeRTOS TAD view. Hopefully we can incorporate a fix in the next IDE release.
Regards,
MCUXpresso IDE Support
Great, when's the next IDE release.
Thanks for your report. We'll investigate, but I suspect that the FreeRTSO TAD plugin doesn't currently support the use of FreeRTOS's heap5 option (span multiple non adjacent (non-contiguous) memory regions).
Regards,
MCUXpresso IDE Support
Thanks.
When do you think you'll get an answer on this please?
I think this feature is important as the MCUXpresso SDK supports all FreeRTOS memory schemes and you'd expect MCUXpresso IDE to do so too.
Otherwise, development slows down.