On 11.07.19 13:19, Cris Almaraz via Xenomai wrote:
> Thank you for the fast answers!
>
> Enabling the extensions ( - -std=gnu++11) has fixed the issue for me.
>
> Anyhow, I noticed that I still cannot use the set_config_tunable() to
> set the mem_pool_size. I configure it as described below, but I still
> get the warning
>
> WARNING: [APP] heapobj_init() failed for xxx bytes, raise --mem-pool-size?
>
> If I use the command line option --mem-pool-size it works without any
> issues, but I´d like to include it in the code.
You may call set_config_tunable too late, after __config_done was set to 1.
>
> Also, as secondary issue, I cannot use the syntax of 1G to define the
> size, as G is not defined (error below). That´s why I have the "GBYTE"
> definition.
>
> error: unable to find numeric literal operator ‘operator"" G’
>
> #define GBYTE (1024*1024*1024)
> static int my_tune(void){
> set_config_tunable(mem_pool_size, 1*GBYTE);
> printf("mem pool size=%ld\n",get_config_tunable(mem_pool_size));
> return 0;
> }
>
> static struct setup_descriptor my_setup = {
> .name = "mySetup",
> .tune = my_tune,
> };
>
> user_setup_call(my_setup);
>
> Any ideas on these points?
>
Please share complete reproduction cases with build instructions. I can't
reproduce the issues based on the above information.
Jan
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