import a library which invoke kernel function

RE: import a library which invoke kernel function

ovrebekk — Tue, 08 Aug 2023 09:51:19 GMT

So you mean to say that the lib file is exactly the same in both cases, but including it in a slightly different way in the CMakeLists.txt file makes the difference?

The debug output is interesting. It seems like the values are offset by one word in the case of the msgq pointer, while the &mpsl_msgq variable has the correct values.

For instance the msg_size value of 8 moved down to max_msgs, the original max_msgs value of 15 moved down to buffer_start and so on.

Would you be able to check the register values as well, and show the memory printout starting at address 0x2000105C?

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Torbjørn

RE: import a library which invoke kernel function

jhc — Mon, 07 Aug 2023 06:39:45 GMT

The mpsl_msgq is defined:

K_MSGQ_DEFINE(mpsl_msgq, sizeof(struct _MPSL_MSGQ_ITEM), 15, 4);

and called in a thread:

err = k_msgq_get(&mpsl_msgq, &msgi, K_FOREVER);

I debug and trace the mpsl_msgq, the WATCH window shows mpsl_msgq variable has the same address with parameter mpsl_msgq passed to k_msgq_get, but its members have different values!

I am so confused by this.

RE: import a library which invoke kernel function

jhc — Mon, 07 Aug 2023 01:58:28 GMT

Sorry, it is a typo error.

INTERCONN should be INTER.

RE: import a library which invoke kernel function

ovrebekk — Fri, 04 Aug 2023 13:46:29 GMT

It looks to me like the main difference is that the non working version uses libLIB_INTER.a while the working version uses libLIB_INTERCONN.a ?

I don't recognize either of these libraries (and the names yield zero hits on Google) so I assume you made these libraries yourself?

What is the difference between the 'INTER' and the 'INTERCONN' variants?

Best regards
Torbjørn