EspExceptionDecoder
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Decode Failed
The following decode fails.
Not sure whats wrong.
ctx: cont sp: 3ffef290 end: 3ffef530 offset: 01b0
stack>>> 3ffef440: 00000070 3ffee404 3ffee398 402020dd
3ffef450: 00000024 3ffee404 3ffee398 40202091
3ffef460: 3ffef4f0 00001d14 3ffee398 402026f0
3ffef470: 0000003d 00001d14 3ffee398 40202750
3ffef480: 3ffef4f0 3ffee398 3ffee398 4020296c
3ffef490: 0000000e 00000001 00000001 40201f28
3ffef4a0: 3fffdad0 0000000e 3ffee4e0 00001cec
3ffef4b0: 00000001 3ffee398 00000002 4020200d
3ffef4c0: 3ffef4f0 0000000e 00000002 00000028
3ffef4d0: 40201136 000003e8 3ffee4e0 3ffee504
3ffef4e0: 3fffdad0 3ffee398 3ffee4e0 40201e10
3ffef4f0: 6c6c6548 6f57206f 20646c72 00003223
3ffef500: 00000000 00000000 00000001 40203319
3ffef510: 3fffdad0 00000000 3ffee4fc 40203344
3ffef520: feefeffe feefeffe 3ffee510 40100718
<<<stack<<<
Seems OK. What is the output?
No decode
For me:-(
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On 6 Dec 2016, at 17:43, Me No Dev [email protected] wrote:
Seems OK. What is the output?
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Also whys it keep asking for me to open a file?
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Seems OK. What is the output?
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maybe you should have started with that ;) the plugin requires the ELF file that was used to make the binary that you uploaded. If you compile the sketch that you want to debug and then click on the plugin, it will decode the addresses from that ELF, else you need to show it where to find it (in case that you have some custom build procedure)
Hi
Where does it store the elf files ?
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maybe you should have started with that ;) the plugin requires the ELF file that was used to make the binary that you uploaded. If you compile the sketch that you want to debug and then click on the plugin, it will decode the addresses from that ELF, else you need to show it where to find it (in case that you have some custom build procedure)
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in the build folder that Arduino changes every time you open a sketch. It's not a constant place
How do I find it?
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On 6 Dec 2016, at 21:00, Me No Dev [email protected] wrote:
in the build folder that Arduino changes every time you open a sketch. It's not a constant place
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you do not need to find it. If you have build the sketch, the plugin will find it for you. If the plugin does not find it, then it's on some custom place that neither me, nor the plugin can tell where it is :)
@fabltd the file prompt should only be shown if you have not compiled & uploaded your sketch to your device while the IDE is running. In that case, the tool cannot find the .elf
file, therefore it cannot handle the stack trace. To solve this:
- close/open the Arduino IDE (if you've given the tool a
.elf
location, this seem to be the only way to clear it) - upload the sketch to your ESP8266
- open the serial monitor and capture your stack trace:
>>>stack>>>
...just the stuff in here
<<<stack<<<
- open the Decoder from the tools menu (you should not be prompted for the file)
- paste the stack trace FTW!
@me-no-dev please correct any nuances that are wrong here. If you'd like I can submit a PR to the README.
Decode Failed
Core 2.4.1 Arduino IDE 1.8.5 Board NodeMCU 12-E 1.0
Example: Soft WDT reset
ctx: cont sp: 3fff32a0 end: 3fff3490 offset: 01b0
stack>>> 3fff3450: 3fffdad0 00000000 3fff23a0 4021de93
3fff3460: 00000000 00000000 00000000 feefeffe
3fff3470: feefeffe feefeffe 3fff2458 402315e4
3fff3480: feefeffe feefeffe 3fff2470 40100710
<<<stack<<<
I am having the same issues I can not decode ever not sure why I always get the same error "Decode Failed". Has anyone fixed this yet?
@tmorford Yes,...
Core 2.4.1 Decoder 1.06
Just did not work with the decoder in the latest version.
That did work.. thank you very much!
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Yes,...
Core 2.4.1 Decoder 1.06
Just did not work with the decoder in the latest version.
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@tmorford ,
It worked?
Yes it did thank you.
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@tmorford https://github.com/tmorford ,
It worked?
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