Exception 0xe is a page fault. The likely reason is that
rtlcpp's "new" calls kmalloc which is not allowed in a RT-thread context.
Michael.
Dirk Pohl [EIT] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What does exception 0xe stand for, and what might have caused it?
> I'm using the rtl_cpp module and it seems that this messages comes from a
> --new-- command I introduced to the thread-code. When I remove this new
> and put it into a fifo-handler, everything works fine.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Dirk Pohl
>
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