Hi, I'm facing a problem with the PowerPC version of Xenomai/Adeos that I have difficulties to identify the exact source.
I'm running a Xenomai RT kernel thread that use to crash sometimes due to potential register corruption. Problem occurs after a context switch and, in some cases, if the task gets interrupted and reschedule, its registers values are not the same as they used to be before context switch. The code is a bit complex and so, makes use of register that is generally rarely used (GPR r26 to be accurate). Driver is compiled with -02 and compiling with -O0 (so disabling optimizations and so, not using r26) works fine but is not what I'm looking for. Can someone tell me where exactly in Adeos/Xenomai is context switching actually performed and where are the registers save/restore functions ? I've seen there is specific code for FPU registers handling but can't find the equivalent for GPR. FYI, I'm running on PowerPC 603e core with Linux 2.6.23, Adeos 2.0-09 (latest) and Xenomai 2.3.4 (latest). I've seen there are adeos updates (but for updated kernels) but is there some ChangeLog of Adeos changes ? Maybe this is a known bug that has been fixed in updated Adeos release ? Thx to anyone who can help me on this, Ben _______________________________________________ Xenomai-core mailing list Xenomai-core@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/xenomai-core
