I am getting much closer :)
A quick check with winver confirms NT 4.0 SP6a on the machine, 10 minutes
of googling gave the manual instructions for installing giveio using
instdrv.exe. Lesson learn, STFW. Ok we now have Success. With a
working rproxy I can see info and notice messages telling me it can see the
FET tool with F43x (type 12) and it is waiting on port 2000 for gdb.
I have played with it using Insight 5.1.1 but think I may be suffering from
"user" error. I can open my project elf file, set the target options
"Remote/TCP, Localhost, 2000" with "Set Breakpoint at 'main'" and "Set
breakpoint at 'exit'" checked. I can then connect and download to the
target. Hitting run executes the c-start function and stops on the first
line of my main function. Sweet :) !!!
But if I single step code I get about 1-2 function calls into the code when
I get and error reported by rproxy "error: Could not single step device
(16)". Now I should mention that after Insight has started I manually
issue "set remoteaddresssize 64" and "set remotetimeout 999999" in the gdb
monitor, if I dont then when I hit "run" the code does not stop at the
'main' entry breakpoint.
Has anyone observed this behaviour ? Sorry for all the gumby questions,
this is my first forray into the world of GDB. At least GDB gives you
some error codes to report unlike other programs which just exit 8-)
Matthew
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What service pack do you have for NT4? The only useable ones, as far as I
know, are SP3 and SP6a. There were certainly a great many improvements
made
up to SP3, and a lot of software assumes that you have at least that level
(SP6a doesn't really improve things much - it just fixes the bugs in SP4,
SP5 and SP6). I have used giveio on several NT4 machines (not for rproxy,
but it is popular for many other parallel port devices), but all had SP3 or
SP6a.
mvh.
David
> Howdy,
>
> I am trying desparately to get away from the IAR C-Spy toolchain on my
work
> NT4.0 dev box. Once again NT4 has decided to be a PITA and not play
ball.
> After downloading the latest Win32 toolchain, insight, rproxy & giveio I
> have a small problem. After installing giveio when I try to execute
> "install giveio service " or "status giveio service" batch files I get
the
> following error message;
>
> loaddrv.exe - Entry Point Not Found
> The procedure entry point QueryServiceConfig2A could not be located in
the
> dynamic link library ADVAPI32.DLL
>
> So it appears once again I am in "DLL Hell" limbo. Looking at the
culprit
> dll I see I have;
>
> Internal Name: advapi32.dll
> Language: English (United States)
> Product Name: Microsoft(R) Windows NT (TM) Operating System
> Product Verion: 4.00
>
> So with out giveio working, I cant get rproxy working, cannot use
insight,
> cannot debug my msp430 project..... sigh...
>
> Does anyone know what I have done wrong or can offer alternative
solutions
> ?
>
> Matt
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