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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-help] xenomai exceptions tracing
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To: Yigal Goldberger <yigal_gold@domain.hid>
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Yigal Goldberger wrote:
> Hi all, I'm using kernel 2.6.29.4 with xenomai . I'm getting an
> exception 769 . I'd like to know what this exception means (or hints
> where to look for it ).

Well the meaning of exceptions is dependent on the platform you are 
using, so we can not answer without more information.

> 
> (...)<6>Xenomai:
> Switching 802Rdr to secondary mode after exception #769 from user-sp 
> ace at 0x10017cec (pid 974) 

However, you can ask to receive a signal at the point where the 
exception happens, doing as in ksrc/skins/native/snippets/sigxcpu.c, 
only using pthread_set_mode_np instead of rt_task_set_mode, if you use 
the posix skin.

Alternatively, you have a way of knowing directly where the exception 
happens by disassembling your example program and look where 0x10017cec is.

P.S: if you do not like the way your message looks when I rewrap it, 
send it correctly wrapped.

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                                           Gilles