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It is gcc linker option. A quick google search has the definition: -Wl,option Pass option as an option to the linker. If option contains commas, it is split into multiple options at the commas. You can use this syntax to pass an argument to the option. For example, `-Wl,-Map,output.map' passes `-Map...

If you are using a usb to serial converter it may be a flow control issue. Serial terminals are better at handling RTS/CTS.

My understanding is each task (and therefore each task priority) needs to have it's own path information for the file system. Otherwise task A could change the path for task B. I don't think the order matters for changing priorities, except for the fact if you switched the order of OSChangePrio() an...

I would try the standard debugging technique of starting with a minimal static web page, then add your advanced features one by one until you isolate the code that creates the problem. There are also may web example programs with the tools, load and run those to verify function calls, variables and ...

Are you able to guarantee the Modbus serial data will be spaced more than 100ms apart? You said each packet is 50 bytes. Why not set the packet settings to 50 instead of 512? That would tell you if there is any overlap.

TCP is a stream protocol, which means there is never any guarantee what will be in a specific packet - but there is a guarantee all data will be delivered or your app will be notified of a timeout. You can almost think of it as a serial port stream of data. Whatever code you are writing needs to be ...

I'm not a html expert, but my understanding was that caching was enabled by default and all you could do is turn it off with:
cache-control <META HTTP-EQUIV="CACHE-CONTROL" CONTENT="NO-CACHE">

That is very helpful to know. Thank you for posting it.

What you are encountering is called a half-open socket and is a common problem with tcp. If two hosts have an established tcp connection, and no data is being sent at the time a client crashes or there is a network problem, the other client has no way of knowing the first client had a problem, and t...

I believe that get compiled in as part of your app, so you may have a memory corruption problem. Try building and loading one of the example programs with no modifications, and see if the problem persists.