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Thanks, figured that out. The problem I had was that none of the s19 files were loading with the FLA command. Turns out a simple reset won't do. I had to unpower the board, power it back up and hit A to go to the monitor before anything else started. That worked.

Thanks!

Christoph

Forrest,

Chris from sales contacted me (I emailed an error trace I got on the support page) and I gave him all the info.
Let me know if you still want it sent to the email you gave me.

Thanks!

Christoph

Hey guys,

Could one of you Netburner guys please contact me via PM or email? I'm having some trouble with the support section of the website. It says my serial number is in use or invalid, and this would be easiest to sort out with a person.

Thanks!

Christoph

Just to follow up on this, I simply stuck the content of the cpp files into the header file and call that good. I guess that's how the standard library does things, too, so I feel justified.

Thanks for the help, learned something else today!

Christoph

Hello, I get a vector access error right off the bat when I start my app, so I checked out the PC address and found the line of code, placed a breakpoint and am wanting to debug it with GDB. However, The autoupdater always times out, I am guessing because the app is crashed and the auto updater isn'...

Yep, that would be me. This is part of my grad research, so it's not something I do for a living (yet).

That would be have been nice to have learned in my data structures class. We just used one file for everything, so this never came up. So you're saying I need to include the implementation file as well? I don't have that book, so can't look up the chapter, though I did find a site online that talks ...

Hi, I am getting this linker error and don't know why. The error is related to a few methods on a custom data structure I wrote, a RingBuffer. Here's the relevant code, all files are part of the Eclipse project: https://gist.github.com/415b35d3bca008e68f39 The error is this: undefined reference at '...

Oh, I did sign up and have an account, with the serial number on the CD. But when I look at registered serials in the support sections, it's empty. I'd like to see if I still have support for it. Isn't that where it says that?

Thanks for the help!

Looks like most of the time is spent in writestring(), almost 1.2ms compared to 8-80ms for other stuff. I tried write, but it's just as slow as writestring, so I guess UDP is the only way to go now? Oddly enough, if I remove the write to the network, and just printf the result, it's still too slow. ...