jimi_diller

Hi, What happens if: 1) I push a button so APP_DIN_NotifyToggle gets called 2) I quickly push a button again, before the previous APP_DIN_NotifyToggle was finished? Could I possibly see some problems with race conditions? Or can I trust that APP_DIN_NotifyToggle is run with no pre-emption?? I'm guessing the former would make the most sense. I'm also seeing some bugs which I suspect might be attributed to race conditions, but that might also be due to shared data between APP_Background and the notify hooks, now that I think of it... Thank you! Jimi

Hi TK The prebuild binary of MIOS studio for Linux didn't work for me using Debian 7.3. It needed glibc 2.15 but Debian currently only supports 2.13, at least according to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10863613/how-to-upgrade-glibc-from-version-2-13-to-2-15-on-debian. However, it was very easy to build myself using the files supplied by you in mios32/trunk/tools, so no complaints here! Just wanted to let you know, Sincerely, jimi

Thanks a lot, I'll look into it!

Hi, Is it possible to program a MIOS32 application using C++? Edit: ... instead of "just" C, I mean. It's mentioned at the "MIOS Introduction" page over at ucapps.de, but I'm having trouble finding more information. I'm suspecting it might be a bit tricky, since MIOS is writting in C and calling C++ code from C might be a problem (or what)? Has anyone any experience regarding this? Sincerely, jimi