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µTasker general / Re: Visual Studio exception (especially with Vista)
« on: January 18, 2009, 12:47:36 AM »
Ok. Here is the notes:
FTP is unstable, for example, everytime I select and upload files(htm and gif etc), %50 percantage VC++ stops at
if (!iInterruptLevel) {
*(int *)0 = 0; // basic error - cause simulator exception
}
and "Copying..." window is there all time as VC++ stopped, and I had to kill task in windows task manager.
I'm not insisting on simulation to evaluate the utasker, I just force my chance as I have free time in the weekend and my hardware at office
And especially when overwriting to files it sometimes break here, maybe it gives an idea.
LPC23XXSim.c
if (iOldLineBlank == 0) { // check that we only write 1 to non-blank lines
iLineLength = 0;
while (iLineLength < FLASH_LINE_SIZE) {
if (ucNewLine[iLineLength++] != 0xff) {
*(unsigned char *)0 = 0; // writing non- '1' to a non-blank line - signal so that this can be corrected
}
}
}
- I tried LAN cable instead of WLAN and same issue. So problem looks like not related with WLAN
- I am using XP. I cant try it on Vista, as it is the world worst operating system, with lots of errors and headaches...
FTP is unstable, for example, everytime I select and upload files(htm and gif etc), %50 percantage VC++ stops at
if (!iInterruptLevel) {
*(int *)0 = 0; // basic error - cause simulator exception
}
and "Copying..." window is there all time as VC++ stopped, and I had to kill task in windows task manager.
I'm not insisting on simulation to evaluate the utasker, I just force my chance as I have free time in the weekend and my hardware at office
And especially when overwriting to files it sometimes break here, maybe it gives an idea.
LPC23XXSim.c
if (iOldLineBlank == 0) { // check that we only write 1 to non-blank lines
iLineLength = 0;
while (iLineLength < FLASH_LINE_SIZE) {
if (ucNewLine[iLineLength++] != 0xff) {
*(unsigned char *)0 = 0; // writing non- '1' to a non-blank line - signal so that this can be corrected
}
}
}
- I tried LAN cable instead of WLAN and same issue. So problem looks like not related with WLAN
- I am using XP. I cant try it on Vista, as it is the world worst operating system, with lots of errors and headaches...