well i don't think this is clear enough for anyone here to see exaclty what seems to be the problem. (not counting some of the guru's here maybe :D)
anyway, If I encounter such a problem I always do some interrupt in my code to see at what moment the crash occurs.
So if the first interrupt is launched and the second not than it is somewhere between that and than narrow it down untill you get the correct line and post that one or the function in its whole.
This is the way I do it and I am no where near being an expert let alone being a guru so maybe someone else has a better idea :S
Ghoti wrote:well i don't think this is clear enough for anyone here to see exaclty what seems to be the problem. (not counting some of the guru's here maybe :D)
anyway, If I encounter such a problem I always do some interrupt in my code to see at what moment the crash occurs.
So if the first interrupt is launched and the second not than it is somewhere between that and than narrow it down untill you get the correct line and post that one or the function in its whole.
This is the way I do it and I am no where near being an expert let alone being a guru so maybe someone else has a better idea :S
ghoti
I know it's not simple,but no one said it will be.I've tried using gdb through psplink,and when I set breakpoint on main function and let it continue from that point it just ends.It gives no errors,it just don't start - which is very strange as gdb is debbuger so it should give some output.