Kelly Murray wrote:
When debugging I get a "Program recieved SIGTRAP, Trace/Breakpoint trap", which occurs without having any breakpoints set. What can cause this to occur?
usualy, the debuger sets a breakpoint in main(). that's after the C level initialization (variables), but before executing any other code.
you can turn that off, e.g. uncheck "stop at main() on startup" in the debuger config in eclipse.
It seems if I just continue the program is running normally, but because of the real-time nature, this is not useful.
well, any breakpoint use useful in real-time ;-) but this first break in main() should not change realtime behaviour as it runs normal after continuing.
chris