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cspybat breakpoint deleted? - Mirko Viviani - Aug 6 2:36:36 2008
Suppose I have a function "foo" declaration and definition in sdutil.h (line
100). Such function is called many times.
I use the CSpyBat.exe utility using this macro
__var break_pr_ok;
execUserSetup()
{
break_pr_ok = __setCodeBreak("{sdutil.h}.100.0", 0, "1", "TRUE",
"logpr_ok()");
}
logpr_ok() { __message "logpr reached\r\n"; }
execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
It seems that the breakpoint is reached only one times (the logpr_ok will
print only once the message.
Using the IDE everything is working correctly.
Any idea?
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Re: cspybat breakpoint deleted? - bb_stefan - Aug 6 3:40:38 2008
I've never used c-spy macros so far...
... but what do you expect the line
execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
to do, after the message is printed ?
I suppose the macro to print the message once when the breakpoint is
hit and then clearing the breakpoint, so it cannot be hit anymore!
--- In m...@yahoogroups.com, "Mirko Viviani" wrote:
>
> Suppose I have a function "foo" declaration and definition in
sdutil.h (line
> 100). Such function is called many times.
>
> I use the CSpyBat.exe utility using this macro
>
> __var break_pr_ok;
>
> execUserSetup()
> {
> break_pr_ok = __setCodeBreak("{sdutil.h}.100.0", 0, "1", "TRUE",
> "logpr_ok()");
> }
>
> logpr_ok() { __message "logpr reached\r\n"; }
>
> execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
>
> It seems that the breakpoint is reached only one times (the logpr_ok
will
> print only once the message.
> Using the IDE everything is working correctly.
>
> Any idea?
>
> --
> -- Mirko Viviani --
> GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
> Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
> ***********************************************
> ""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
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... but what do you expect the line
execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
to do, after the message is printed ?
I suppose the macro to print the message once when the breakpoint is
hit and then clearing the breakpoint, so it cannot be hit anymore!
--- In m...@yahoogroups.com, "Mirko Viviani"
>
> Suppose I have a function "foo" declaration and definition in
sdutil.h (line
> 100). Such function is called many times.
>
> I use the CSpyBat.exe utility using this macro
>
> __var break_pr_ok;
>
> execUserSetup()
> {
> break_pr_ok = __setCodeBreak("{sdutil.h}.100.0", 0, "1", "TRUE",
> "logpr_ok()");
> }
>
> logpr_ok() { __message "logpr reached\r\n"; }
>
> execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
>
> It seems that the breakpoint is reached only one times (the logpr_ok
will
> print only once the message.
> Using the IDE everything is working correctly.
>
> Any idea?
>
> --
> -- Mirko Viviani --
> GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
> Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
> ***********************************************
> ""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
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Re: cspybat breakpoint deleted? - Anders Lindgren - Aug 6 4:08:16 2008
Mirko Viviani wrote:
> Suppose I have a function "foo" declaration and definition in sdutil.h (line
> 100). Such function is called many times.
>
> I use the CSpyBat.exe utility using this macro
>
> __var break_pr_ok;
>
> execUserSetup()
> {
> break_pr_ok = __setCodeBreak("{sdutil.h}.100.0", 0, "1", "TRUE",
> "logpr_ok()");
> }
>
> logpr_ok() { __message "logpr reached\r\n"; }
>
> execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
>
> It seems that the breakpoint is reached only one times (the logpr_ok will
> print only once the message.
> Using the IDE everything is working correctly.
>
> Any idea?
Hi Mirko!
Try calling the function "resume" at the end of your break-point macro.
It will tell cspybat to continue running.
-- Anders Lindgren, IAR Systems
--
Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this posting are strictly my own and
not necessarily those of my employer.
------------------------------------
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> Suppose I have a function "foo" declaration and definition in sdutil.h (line
> 100). Such function is called many times.
>
> I use the CSpyBat.exe utility using this macro
>
> __var break_pr_ok;
>
> execUserSetup()
> {
> break_pr_ok = __setCodeBreak("{sdutil.h}.100.0", 0, "1", "TRUE",
> "logpr_ok()");
> }
>
> logpr_ok() { __message "logpr reached\r\n"; }
>
> execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
>
> It seems that the breakpoint is reached only one times (the logpr_ok will
> print only once the message.
> Using the IDE everything is working correctly.
>
> Any idea?
Hi Mirko!
Try calling the function "resume" at the end of your break-point macro.
It will tell cspybat to continue running.
-- Anders Lindgren, IAR Systems
--
Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this posting are strictly my own and
not necessarily those of my employer.
------------------------------------
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Re: Re: cspybat breakpoint deleted? - Mirko Viviani - Aug 6 4:12:59 2008
the execUserExit macro (as excerpted from the official documentation)
"is called once when the debug session ends" ;)
2008/8/6 bb_stefan
> I've never used c-spy macros so far...
> ... but what do you expect the line
> execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
>
> to do, after the message is printed ?
>
> I suppose the macro to print the message once when the breakpoint is
> hit and then clearing the breakpoint, so it cannot be hit anymore!
> --- In m...@yahoogroups.com, "Mirko Viviani"
> wrote:
> >
> > Suppose I have a function "foo" declaration and definition in
> sdutil.h (line
> > 100). Such function is called many times.
> >
> > I use the CSpyBat.exe utility using this macro
> >
> > __var break_pr_ok;
> >
> > execUserSetup()
> > {
> > break_pr_ok = __setCodeBreak("{sdutil.h}.100.0", 0, "1", "TRUE",
> > "logpr_ok()");
> > }
> >
> > logpr_ok() { __message "logpr reached\r\n"; }
> >
> > execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
> >
> > It seems that the breakpoint is reached only one times (the logpr_ok
> will
> > print only once the message.
> > Using the IDE everything is working correctly.
> >
> > Any idea?
> >
> > --
> > -- Mirko Viviani --
> > GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
> > Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
> > ***********************************************
> > ""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>
--
-- Mirko Viviani --
GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
***********************************************
""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
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"is called once when the debug session ends" ;)
2008/8/6 bb_stefan
> I've never used c-spy macros so far...
> ... but what do you expect the line
> execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
>
> to do, after the message is printed ?
>
> I suppose the macro to print the message once when the breakpoint is
> hit and then clearing the breakpoint, so it cannot be hit anymore!
> --- In m...@yahoogroups.com
>
> >
> > Suppose I have a function "foo" declaration and definition in
> sdutil.h (line
> > 100). Such function is called many times.
> >
> > I use the CSpyBat.exe utility using this macro
> >
> > __var break_pr_ok;
> >
> > execUserSetup()
> > {
> > break_pr_ok = __setCodeBreak("{sdutil.h}.100.0", 0, "1", "TRUE",
> > "logpr_ok()");
> > }
> >
> > logpr_ok() { __message "logpr reached\r\n"; }
> >
> > execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
> >
> > It seems that the breakpoint is reached only one times (the logpr_ok
> will
> > print only once the message.
> > Using the IDE everything is working correctly.
> >
> > Any idea?
> >
> > --
> > -- Mirko Viviani --
> > GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
> > Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
> > ***********************************************
> > ""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>
--
-- Mirko Viviani --
GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
***********************************************
""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
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------------------------------------
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Re: cspybat breakpoint deleted? - Mirko Viviani - Aug 6 4:20:48 2008
calling __resume, or resume, or resume(), or __resume() throw an error
"Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol __resume"
OR "Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol resume"
"Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol __resume()"
"Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol resume()"
:(
Error
2008/8/6 Anders Lindgren
> Mirko Viviani wrote:
> > Suppose I have a function "foo" declaration and definition in sdutil.h
> (line
> > 100). Such function is called many times.
> >
> > I use the CSpyBat.exe utility using this macro
> >
> > __var break_pr_ok;
> >
> > execUserSetup()
> > {
> > break_pr_ok = __setCodeBreak("{sdutil.h}.100.0", 0, "1", "TRUE",
> > "logpr_ok()");
> > }
> >
> > logpr_ok() { __message "logpr reached\r\n"; }
> >
> > execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
> >
> > It seems that the breakpoint is reached only one times (the logpr_ok will
> > print only once the message.
> > Using the IDE everything is working correctly.
> >
> > Any idea?
>
> Hi Mirko!
>
> Try calling the function "resume" at the end of your break-point macro.
> It will tell cspybat to continue running.
>
> -- Anders Lindgren, IAR Systems
> --
> Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this posting are strictly my own and
> not necessarily those of my employer.
>
>
>
--
-- Mirko Viviani --
GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
***********************************************
""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
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"Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol __resume"
OR "Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol resume"
"Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol __resume()"
"Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol resume()"
:(
Error
2008/8/6 Anders Lindgren
> Mirko Viviani wrote:
> > Suppose I have a function "foo" declaration and definition in sdutil.h
> (line
> > 100). Such function is called many times.
> >
> > I use the CSpyBat.exe utility using this macro
> >
> > __var break_pr_ok;
> >
> > execUserSetup()
> > {
> > break_pr_ok = __setCodeBreak("{sdutil.h}.100.0", 0, "1", "TRUE",
> > "logpr_ok()");
> > }
> >
> > logpr_ok() { __message "logpr reached\r\n"; }
> >
> > execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
> >
> > It seems that the breakpoint is reached only one times (the logpr_ok will
> > print only once the message.
> > Using the IDE everything is working correctly.
> >
> > Any idea?
>
> Hi Mirko!
>
> Try calling the function "resume" at the end of your break-point macro.
> It will tell cspybat to continue running.
>
> -- Anders Lindgren, IAR Systems
> --
> Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this posting are strictly my own and
> not necessarily those of my employer.
>
>
>
--
-- Mirko Viviani --
GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
***********************************************
""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
------------------------------------
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Re: cspybat breakpoint deleted? - Mirko Viviani - Aug 7 2:36:22 2008
It seems that I haven't the "resume" function...
I'm running CSpyBat v.4.7.1
Thanks to everybody!
2008/8/6 Mirko Viviani
> calling __resume, or resume, or resume(), or __resume() throw an error
> "Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol __resume"
> OR "Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol resume"
> "Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol __resume()"
> "Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol resume()"
>
> :(
>
> Error
>
> 2008/8/6 Anders Lindgren Mirko Viviani wrote:
>> > Suppose I have a function "foo" declaration and definition in sdutil.h
>> (line
>> > 100). Such function is called many times.
>> >
>> > I use the CSpyBat.exe utility using this macro
>> >
>> > __var break_pr_ok;
>> >
>> > execUserSetup()
>> > {
>> > break_pr_ok = __setCodeBreak("{sdutil.h}.100.0", 0, "1", "TRUE",
>> > "logpr_ok()");
>> > }
>> >
>> > logpr_ok() { __message "logpr reached\r\n"; }
>> >
>> > execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
>> >
>> > It seems that the breakpoint is reached only one times (the logpr_ok
>> will
>> > print only once the message.
>> > Using the IDE everything is working correctly.
>> >
>> > Any idea?
>>
>> Hi Mirko!
>>
>> Try calling the function "resume" at the end of your break-point macro.
>> It will tell cspybat to continue running.
>>
>> -- Anders Lindgren, IAR Systems
>> --
>> Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this posting are strictly my own and
>> not necessarily those of my employer.
>>
>>
>> --
> -- Mirko Viviani --
> GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
> Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
> ***********************************************
> ""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
>
--
-- Mirko Viviani --
GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
***********************************************
""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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I'm running CSpyBat v.4.7.1
Thanks to everybody!
2008/8/6 Mirko Viviani
> calling __resume, or resume, or resume(), or __resume() throw an error
> "Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol __resume"
> OR "Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol resume"
> "Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol __resume()"
> "Error in cspybat.mac line ... Unknown or ambiguous symbol resume()"
>
> :(
>
> Error
>
> 2008/8/6 Anders Lindgren
>> > Suppose I have a function "foo" declaration and definition in sdutil.h
>> (line
>> > 100). Such function is called many times.
>> >
>> > I use the CSpyBat.exe utility using this macro
>> >
>> > __var break_pr_ok;
>> >
>> > execUserSetup()
>> > {
>> > break_pr_ok = __setCodeBreak("{sdutil.h}.100.0", 0, "1", "TRUE",
>> > "logpr_ok()");
>> > }
>> >
>> > logpr_ok() { __message "logpr reached\r\n"; }
>> >
>> > execUserExit() {__clearBreak(break_pr_ok);}
>> >
>> > It seems that the breakpoint is reached only one times (the logpr_ok
>> will
>> > print only once the message.
>> > Using the IDE everything is working correctly.
>> >
>> > Any idea?
>>
>> Hi Mirko!
>>
>> Try calling the function "resume" at the end of your break-point macro.
>> It will tell cspybat to continue running.
>>
>> -- Anders Lindgren, IAR Systems
>> --
>> Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this posting are strictly my own and
>> not necessarily those of my employer.
>>
>>
>> --
> -- Mirko Viviani --
> GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
> Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
> ***********************************************
> ""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
>
--
-- Mirko Viviani --
GPG-PGP Public Key: 0xE4E8FAB1
Fingerprint: 14D3 A373 E926 7737 DF32 502B A4C4 1CE2 E4E8 FAB1
***********************************************
""Machines take me by surprise with great frequency." A. Turing
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