Am 03.12.2010, 11:56 Uhr, schrieb Sergei Gavrikov
<sergei.gavri...@gmail.com>:
On Fri, 3 Dec 2010, Bob Brusa wrote:
I have a small program to run tests with lwip. It worked. Then I
updated from my ecos to the current version, built the library and
built my program. When launching it, it produces the message:
ASSERT FAIL: <1>intr.cxx[506]void Cyg_Interrupt::attach() Interrupt
vector not
free.
When digging into this message, I find that the SPI-bus0 is
initialized twice. The loop in hal_misc.c
for (p = &CONSTRUCTORS_START; p != CONSTRUCTORS_END;
NEXT_CONSTRUCTOR(p))
(*p)();
calls the spi-bus0-initialization twice (copied from the debugger):
2 cyg_spi_at91_bus_init() spi_at91.c:196 0x00104eb0
1 cyg_hal_invoke_constructors() hal_misc.c:213 0x00103f04
The first time p is 0x2068e0, the second time 0x2068e4.
And of course, this then produces the above assert fail-message. But
why is this constructor-table set up this way? And how can I fix that?
My "discovery":
Look at arguments and points of view around this thread
http://sourceware.org/ml/ecos-patches/2009-02/msg00068.html
Perhaps, you will get a clue.
Also, may be it is bad idea I never try it, try to manage that with CDL
option CYGSEM_HAL_STOP_CONSTRUCTORS_ON_FLAG (read a description on the
option). Honestly speaking, I'm not sure that I correctly understood it.
Sergei
Hi Sergei
The link you give leads in the right direction, but the fix they did there
is a) included in my ecos and b) my compiler is version 4.3.2 and hence
should be able to handle the issue. I have digged somewhat further into
the problem, but with so many macros that are defined or not defined, used
or not used, I come to no conclusion and can not fix the problem. Is
someone out there who could help? A short summary of what I found since my
last mail on this issue:
The address called with p = 0x2068e0 is 0x104eac and calls
cyg_spi_at91_bus_init in spi_at91.c
The address called with p = 0x2068e4 is 0x10252c and calls _cyg_io_init in
ioinit.cxx and this latter than somehow also invokes the
cyg_spi_at91_bus_init. But as I said: I am still from understanding the
details and need help.
Thanks and regards Robert
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