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Good catch. It was the network on my virtual machine that quit working. At some point the network adapter stopped and since I had not rebooted the VM I thought I created the problem with my netburner appliaction.

Thanks.

Jeff

At some point in developing my application the autoupdate started to fail. I can still put it on the dev board and flash it via serial port.

Has anyone seen this and are there any known gotchas that I should avoid?

TIA

I fixed it. It had nothing to do with the IRQ or GPIO. There was a local array overflow in a function called by FUNCTIONCALL in the web page.

I created a new application based on another one that works. On this setup the board uses different GPIO settings and wiring. The web server freezes the board as soon as an incoming request is made.

Is there any caveats with using GPIO or IRQ (as GPIO) pins together with the http server?

TIA

Here is the screencap from my paths. I did this earlier when I got rid of the inclusion error.

Getting closer. The inclusion error goes away but I still get compile errors.

Tried pointing to both stdarg.h folders.

C:\nburn\gcc-m68k\m68k-elf\include/stdio.h:251: error: '__gnuc_va_list' has not been declared

How do you get around the "Unresolved inclusion" error in the nbeclipse?

There is no stdarg.h in the netburner environment and vsprintf is defined in stdio.h

I uninstalled and reinstalled the nndk. Are there extra components that must be downloaded separately?

thanks

I'm having trouble with vsprintf. Any tips would be appreciated.

Simple code (standard stuff)

#include <stdio.h> // gnu usual is stdarg.h but it's declared here instead

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char vbuf[512];

va_list argp;
va_start(argp, fmt);
vsprintf(vbuf, fmt, argp);


Produces the following build error ...