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Is there anything stopping me from doing this: Yes there is. Ok, so architecture theory time. The new HalStorage methods are an abstraction layer between the OS/Application and some form of non-volatile storage. In the case of the SOMRT this is because it uses the EFFS Std Filesystem as a primary i...

Can you post the full output? Verification failing makes sense, as you don't have a certificate signed by a known Certificate Authority, but that shouldn't close the connection. Is it closing the connection and then dropping you back to the command prompt? Given that you've got the HTTPS server work...

Websockets have a Ping/Pong method defined in the spec, which was not fully implemented or exposed through the API. Open a support ticket, and we can send you a patch.

-Dan

Just want to pop in and add a bit here. You've got lots of eyeballs on this one since it's quite bizarre what seems to be happening and you see to be able to reproduce it trivially, whereas we cannot. The status is as follows: the trap is due to a NULL pointer in a buffer member used for read tracki...

Remove the HTONS from line ~173 of 'nbrtos/source/websocket_server.cpp' m_remLen = m_remainingLen = HTONS(frame->length); Additionally, remove the HTONL from line ~202 of the same file m_remLen = m_remainingLen = HTONL(frame->lengthLo); Somewhere along the line the websocket frame structures were up...

The problem I always run into with documenting these things is that I know too much. I'm the person who designs those linker files these days after all! For things that are not 'driver' or 'software library' related, the question is always how to collect the information in a way that is accessible a...

Where are you defining your priorities?

The system Task Priorities are set in 'include/constants.h'. Additionally, UserMain which runs at the MAIN_PRIO which is 50 by default. So, by your defines, that puts UDP_TASK_PRIO at 52, which is lower priority than UserMain.

Where are your stack and samples located? If you've simply created a random variable, it will be allocated is SDRAM, which will end up bottle necked. Almost all hard problems end up being memory bandwidth bound before being CPU bound. You will want to use the FAST_USER_VAR and if you've allocated a ...

Setting the pin prior to enabling the output is in fact the correct way. This is actually one of the reasons why for the MODM7AE70 we diverged the behavior of the pins class from the Coldfire platforms to require that you explicitly set the pin function to output (to allow presetting the output stat...

I'm just going to go with: yes. An IPv6 address is by definition a 128-bit long bit sequence; the IPADDR6 structure is a 128-bit long array of 32-bit values . Since we can only access the 128-bits in 32-bit chunks, we have to slide the window until the correct chunk appears underneath our index. Thu...