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Any comments on this submission? 6.9 is somewhat old by now,and the dev tooling around it "works" but is quite buggy sometimes...

• pseudosudoer 8y ago
  My "favorite" bug on 6.9 is that if number of symbols in your binaries exceeds some magic limit, workbench will fail 100% of the time to connect to the remote debug server... We exclusively use logs to debug on VxWorks.
  • planteen 8y ago
    It's been a while since I used VxWorks, but I hated Workbench as well (prefer using a plain old makefile). One of my favorite features of VxWorks was the shell you could get on a serial port. It was quite powerful, even letting you do REPL with C functions which was pretty awesome for debugging. Another "favorite" feature of VxWorks was how they disabled floating point by default in tasks (at least on the LEON and PPC). Always led to confusion and frustration by someone new to the platform.
  • nairboon 8y ago
    Interesting bug, I presume that happend even after bumping WDB_GOPHER_TAPE_LEN. I had a similar bug, where if the object file was "too large" (if you needed debug symbols...) the IDE loader would crash and you couldn't debug.