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A new development. After the debugger crashed as I explained in my previous post, the dev kit board has dropped off the network. I can't ping it. Eclipse can't find it. IPSetup can't find it. I've power-cycled the board, closed and restarted Eclispe, and nothing. And the link light is blinking away ...

Rebuilding the system directories from the commandline and doing "make debug" followed by "make" solved the linker error I was getting. The SPISerial example program now compiles and runs for both the Release and Debug builds. However, I am still unable to single-step in the Debu...

Yes, as I stated in my previous post. Removing it makes no difference.

Steve

I should have also added that, in my latest version of the example program SPISerial, I have commented out all code, including #define _DEBUG, and the #ifdef _DEBUG that wrapped InitializeNetworkGDB(). Made no difference. Or rather, it made it worse. With code in place the program would compile, lin...

Well, now that you mention it, no example "says" to add #define _DEBUG. They just show wrapping calls to debug functions like InitializeNetworkGDB() in #ifdef _DEBUG. And it seemed to me one would be needed. Is that a problem? Even if I duplicated an already defined parameter, it's still d...

Adding a delay didn't solve the linker error. These are the include files in the program: #include "predef.h" #include <stdio.h> #include <ctype.h> #include <string.h> #include <startnet.h> #include <autoupdate.h> #include <dhcpclient.h> #include <taskmon.h> #include <smarttrap.h> #include...

I have the include. I don't think the program would compile if the include were missing. The error is with the linker not being able to resolve the function. I will add the delay tomorrow when I get to work. But that won't help the linker error.

Thanks,
Steve

I found this particular problem. Apparently there is yet another place to enter an IP Address for the device, in the Debugger tab of the Debug Configuration screen. I guess you can never have too many places to enter an IP address. With that corrected, I can now single-step through the LedBinaryCoun...

Ok, so I switched to the ledBinaryCounter.cpp example project. It's in one of the manuals, and I copied it out word-for-word. Did a Release build and downloaded it to my Nano dev kit. Works like a champ. I then added the debug code, which consists of 2-lines of code, #include <NetworkDebug.h>, and a...

Today I rolled back to IDE v2.6.7, and now the Release build of the example program runs. It doesn't run with v2.6.8. I then tried a Debug build. I still can't single step. But interestingly, when I click Step-Over, the thread of Main changes status to Stepping, but the application is actually runni...