Dear all,
thanks for all the support,
i could get back working on this, seems the issue was in my code, i was
someway breaking the memory with a bad pointer.
I am now only confused now about the fact that uClinux die (blocks
completely) silently in this case, if this is normal.
Many
Angelo,
I am now only confused now about the fact that uClinux die (blocks
completely) silently in this case, if this is normal.
Yes, this is indeed what can happen on a system like uClinux that does not have
an MMU (memory management unit). The tiny controller chips that uClinux
targets
Quoth Larry Baker:
Yes, this is indeed what can happen on a system like uClinux that does
not have an MMU (memory management unit). The tiny controller chips
that uClinux targets do not protect any part of the memory from being
accidentally corrupted. As long as the memory being accessed
