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Re: No code error
One 'feature'
of VxWorks is that the linker will not warn you if you make a call to a function that does not exist. It assumes it will be supplied elsewhere. It won't complain, it just won't load, causing a 'No Code' error. I actually ran across this at my job two weeks ago, and then my team ran into it last week.Steve |
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Re: No code error
A way to detect that linker error is to enable terminal output. The terminal reliably tells you on startup whether or not the code has been unloaded. It's been a great, and reliable way for us to stay on top of bugs for that particular error.
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Re: No code error
Yes, this is the way to do it.
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Re: No code error
When I tried re-imaging, I get a 'code 56' error.....any idea of what that is?
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