Hi Markus,
On 25.04.2012 15:49, Markus Dost wrote:
> I'm using the Ethernut 5-Board with the Nut/OS-version 4.10.2 . In my
> code I'm using the malloc()- and realloc()-commands from time to time
> and they're working ... mostly. But it happens, that the program goes to
> the label "__data_stop" in "crtat91sam9xe512_ram.S" during the
> allocation and stays there.
There are no known problems with malloc/realloc. If there's not enough memory available (which is most unlikely on Ethernut 5), these functions will not crash but return a NULL pointer. Do they crash inside the function or when using the resulting pointer?
A crash may also be caused by previously overwritten memory areas, which may have corrupted the heap.
This post may be useful:
http://lists.egnite.de/pipermail/en-nut-discussion/2009-April/010751.htmlAnd, of course, the manual:
http://www.ethernut.de/pdf/enswm28e.pdfRegards,
Harald
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