11:29 <dormito> While trying to use openocd 0.11 with a hifive 1 (using the cfg from the openocd project), I've noticed that openocd keeps dying with an assertion failure while debuggying(with gdb). Is there additional settings need, or is this likely a bug?

11:53 <borneoa_> dormito: there is relevant code from riscv fork that has been merged after v0.11.0. I suggest you to try the master branch. If it still crashes, try also the riscv fork

11:55 <Xogium> hello there borneoa_ :)

11:56 <borneoa_> Hello Xogium

11:57 <dormito> borneoa_: thanks. I'll give the head of master a try.

12:18 <dormito> Interesting... Jim_DictPairs appears to have two sperate implemntations (one that returns the value in the return, the other returns a value via an argument pointer).

12:45 <merethan> Hi all. Getting into gdb -tui and OpenOCD on a cortex here.

12:51 <dormito> Hmmm upstream master also segfaults. I don't see much in the delta between riscv's riscv branch, and upstream master, but I cna give it a try later.

12:51 <dormito> *assert fails

12:54 <merethan> Mm Debian has gdb and gdb-multiarch

12:54 <merethan> Same thing, different compile arguments?

14:10 <Teufelchen1> karlp: Hey, in case you remember me and my issue from last friday; It was the debug probes fault. Switched to a diffrent one today and everythings works. OpenOCD has no issues what so ever. Thanks for your debugging assistance :)

16:07 <borneoa_> dormito: hummm, the prototype of Jim_DictPairs has changed from jimtcl 0.79 to 0.80. We need to handle this... is this what you found? Thanks for the alert.

16:41 <antto> merethan, gdb-multiarch --tui your/firmware.elf

16:41 <dormito> borneoa_: probably, I didn't check the version numbers, but that sounds about right.

16:44 <merethan> yes antto, having fun with that :)

16:45 <antto> bugs aren't fun, unless you're a h4x0r

16:45 <merethan> I feel like a god now, for the powers that I gained, but like a moron for all the mistakes in my code.

16:45 <borneoa_> dormito: could this be the reason of your crash? Master branch with jimtcl 0.79 ?

16:46 <borneoa_> dormito: but it should trigger a compile time error...

16:59 <dormito> borneoa_: I'm hitting an assertion failure, related to "out of date register caches" or something like that .

17:09 <dormito> specifically: src/target/riscv/riscv-011.c:1210:

18:40 <karlp> Teufelchen1: glad you got it worked out, don't think I had much help to offer though

20:59 <borneoa_> dormito: I have no experience on riscv, sorry, don't know how to help. I suggest you to test the riscv fork and report to them the issue. Riscv guys are converging with our code, but they still put more focus and tests on their fork

21:01 <borneoa_> dormito: I'm fixing the Jim_DictPairs issue. I would like to add the tag Reported-by: with your email, if you agree.

22:26 <dormito> borneoa_: sure, you can use my address (dullfire@yahoo.com).

22:28 <dormito> I tried what I believe to be riscv's branch, and it appears to have the same issue. it seems insanely unlikely that sifive (afaik they are the big vendor for the oss riscv stuff) is not using gdb against their chips. I must be getting something wrong... not sure what yet though.

22:30 <borneoa_> dormito: it should be github.com/riscv/riscv-openocd.git

22:31 <dormito> yup thats what I just tried (their 'riscv' branch, which seems to be the default). And that still hit the assert :/

22:38 <borneoa_> You can open a ticket in GitHub projet

22:45 <BlackMage> hello

22:46 <BlackMage> on ubuntu 22.04 is at configure hidapi not detected

22:48 <BlackMage> but libhidapi-dev is installed

22:48 <BlackMage> any idea?