Here u go. It restart over and over again
Log:
http://www.mediafire.com/?zdmqc44nkhm
The source code I tested:
http://unnamed-0s.googlecode.com/files/ ... .0_abc.rar
Timer won't work ?!?
Re: Timer won't work ?!?
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Re: Timer won't work ?!?
Maybe PIC remapping
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Re: Timer won't work ?!?
Proof ?neonek wrote:Maybe PIC remapping
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Re: Timer won't work ?!?
Try remapping the PIC and if, after doing so, the interrupt changes, then that's the proof.
Another possible culprit is stack corruption, but let's rule out the easy to find bugs first...
Another possible culprit is stack corruption, but let's rule out the easy to find bugs first...
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Re: Timer won't work ?!?
Hi,
My suggestion is to delete all your code and start again, writing everything yourself. That way you wouldn't end up with a heap of code you don't understand, and you might learn enough while doing this to find and fix bugs without spending 2 weeks getting nowhere...
Cheers,
Brendan
I took a look, and noticed that there's a lot of code taken from other projects, often without respecting the original author's copyright. For example, you can't take a file (e.g. "idt.c" from Mattise), and remove the GPL copyright notice from the top and replace it with "Developed by TQA, a.k.a _code_masta_".quanganht wrote:The source code I tested:
http://unnamed-0s.googlecode.com/files/ ... .0_abc.rar
My suggestion is to delete all your code and start again, writing everything yourself. That way you wouldn't end up with a heap of code you don't understand, and you might learn enough while doing this to find and fix bugs without spending 2 weeks getting nowhere...
Cheers,
Brendan
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Re: Timer won't work ?!?
You know why? I learned from him, but I coded myself for a while. And when my code don't run, I copy all (not really) from Mattise and see if there is any different. But no ...Brendan wrote:Hi,
I took a look, and noticed that there's a lot of code taken from other projects, often without respecting the original author's copyright. For example, you can't take a file (e.g. "idt.c" from Mattise), and remove the GPL copyright notice from the top and replace it with "Developed by TQA, a.k.a _code_masta_".quanganht wrote:The source code I tested:
http://unnamed-0s.googlecode.com/files/ ... .0_abc.rar
My suggestion is to delete all your code and start again, writing everything yourself. That way you wouldn't end up with a heap of code you don't understand, and you might learn enough while doing this to find and fix bugs without spending 2 weeks getting nowhere...
Cheers,
Brendan
And, you know, I thinking if I want to step to C++, but it seems like... well, everything is ugly out here
EDIT: Oh, I forgot to say that I'm interested in Exo-kernel, and researching it. Just want to know if anyone want to join ?
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