[RTOS Support] PIC32 + MPLAB Simulator w/ double

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PIC32 + MPLAB Simulator w/ double

Posted by Bob Brodie on February 6, 2011

Hi,

I started using some double data types in my tasks and MPLAB Simulator just skips right over anything so far that deals with a double. I was wondering what might cause this to happen. Thanks!

RE: PIC32 + MPLAB Simulator w/ double

Posted by Richard on February 6, 2011

At the time the PIC32 port was written it could not be used with the MPLAB simulator. That was some time ago though, when the PIC32 was new, so presumably the simulator works with it now. However, which version of FreeRTOS are you using? Later versions have the stack alignment set to 8, which is needed for doubles. Earlier versions had it set to 4.

Regards.