I believe I’m running into an issue with heap corruption, as on rare occasion I’m ending up with a Stack overflow that absolutely shouldn’t be able to occur (Stack sizes significantly larger than what could be possible). In the readme of the project above, there is mention of some unreleased code to solve heap corruption issues, but unfortunately, the links to the old sourceforge discussions are dead.
These are the archives of those posts, but they relate to the FAT file system. I can download the code from these links too but the code is going to be old and probably obsolete.
One question - how did you determine that those were the threads I linked to? I’ve come across a few links to old SourceForge discussions that are no longer available and it would be nice to be able to cross reference them to the Archive.
We used SourceForge for the support forum for many years, maybe 15 years - the last 10 of which we archived the discussions on the FreeRTOS site. A year or two back we moved the primary development location from SourceForge to Github, and so also the support forum from SourceForge to FreeRTOS (leaving Github issues available for other management activities that we will roll out soon, rather than as the support location). As part of that move we put the SourceForge forums into read only mode, and then eventually into “invisible” mode. Although the SourceForge forums are no longer accessible to most, they still exist and are accessible to admins - hence I was able to view the posts myself and cross reference them to their archives.
I think I just made that sound a lot more complex than it is. I could have just said - I still have access to the original posts
@Pilot, all the old SourceForge discussions were migrated over when we moved our code and support as Richard described.
If you ever want to find the old discussions and know the SourceForge URL, just enter the URL into the search. It will return with the migrated post. All the content was moved over, but not any attachments. If you need any attachments that were there just let us know. We can get it for you and update the migrated posts. The SourceForge APIs didn’t allow for us to migrate the attachments.