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ESP8266_Exception_decoder filter does not work as expected #207
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For me it does nothing at all. My settings:
It just outputs the regular ESP crash data:
Not sure what I'm doing wrong. Meanwhile, when I use the output in Arduino -> ESP Exception Decoder for the same .elf file, it decodes the data properly:
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still using the nothing changed with the exception decoder or without. |
Doesn't work for me either with |
Okay, it actually does work, but I ran into two issues:
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@xsrf I tried to rebuild the project many times without success after changing platformio.ini. The binary file was there and nothing was happening. Have no idea why. Btw, it works fine with ESP32, but I guess it's another project and story. |
If you change the order of the monitor_filters, it might work. |
it worked for me by simply adding |
You need to remember to compile / upload sketch before you debug, since it's using .elf file for mapping issue.
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When monitoring serial output with the filter decoder active I would expect the stack trace to get re-written
Instead I get an output saying it can not find the .elf file for the build.
Looking harder it seems that the build directory is getting cleared on calling of monitor.
Not sure how to fix this, I tried forcing the elf file to read only as a work around which silenced the error but still got no updated stack trace information.
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