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I have a little more information. From Windows CMD I run this ssh command:
C:\Devel>ssh root@172.23.165.1 ls root@172.23.165.1's password: stty: 'standard input': Inappropriate ioctl for device stty: 'standard input': Inappropriate ioctl for device [18t
SSH is hung at this point. I have to Ctrl-C to terminate. When I add the ‘-t’ switch, it works:
C:\Devel>ssh -t root@172.23.165.1 ls root@172.23.165.1's password: BSP-VERSION.txt README.txt debug.sh initialized Connection to 172.23.165.1 closed.
So far, I don’t see any difference in the configuration of SSHD in the new or old Linux versions.
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murrellrParticipantThank you for your efforts creating this content.
murrellrParticipantFor complex operations, I was thinking of a built in scripting engine (javascript, python, perl, etc.) that would allow the user to massage the data before displaying it. Not all of us are proficient in C#.
murrellrParticipantThank you for developing this. It is very useful to me and makes VisualGDB a good substitute for Keil uVision. As I make improvements I will submit them for inclusion into the plugin project.
murrellrParticipantThank you for your quick response, but this version causes my build to fail. We are using armasm to build assembly language files. when armasm runs, it returns the following error:
Fatal error: A3900U: Unrecognized option ‘-asm=auto’.
The argument ” -masm=auto ” is being added to the command line.
murrellrParticipantAttached is a short source code file and elf file. The array under test is “int arry[10];”. I tried many command line switches to Keil armclang and armlink executables but could not get Live Watch to display “arry”.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.murrellrParticipantAt the point of the crash, the stack pointer is correct. Setting “Reset device: after programming” solves the problem. Thank you for your assistance.
murrellrParticipantI was using threads as an example. I’d like to see semaphores and other RTOS objects. When I change the Embedded RTOS support to “Enabled by a plugin” it asks for the path to the plugin. I found this project on GitHub: https://github.com/sysprogs/RTOSPlugins/tree/master/RTXThreadPlugin I built it and VisualGDB accepted it, but still “No RTOS is detected”. Does a plugin exist for RTX5 exist?
February 21, 2023 at 05:44 in reply to: Additional ARMASM arguments in Keil settings not working. #33873murrellrParticipantThe installer works well. Thank you for your prompt response.
February 20, 2023 at 13:35 in reply to: Additional ARMASM arguments in Keil settings not working. #33867murrellrParticipantOne more piece of information: My toolchain is “Keil ARMClang (Stand-alone) in C:\Keil_v5\ARM\ARMCLANG” Version 6.13.1. If I select “Keil ARMCC in C:\Keil_v5\ARMCC” Version 5.x, the assembly language file compiles with the “–via version.via”, but the rest of the project fails (I need to use the armclang compiler).
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