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Re: fboot file suddenly disappear [message #1805162 is a reply to message #1805121] |
Mon, 08 April 2019 22:12 |
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Hi,
you are welcome. For me it looks like your 4diac FORTE is crashing. Do you have any self writen SIFB in your boot file? or maybe a bad parameter to this bootfile. In such cases it is sometimes easier to see something when starting 4diac FORTE from the console. Depending with which C++ compiler you compiled your 4diac FORTE you could also run it in the debugger. There you normally get more information on what caused the shutdown of 4diac FORTE.
Cheers,
Alois
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Re: fboot file suddenly disappear [message #1805292 is a reply to message #1805162] |
Thu, 11 April 2019 10:09 |
Stefanus Yudi Messages: 15 Registered: November 2018 |
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now i know sir, it's probably because the message say that "Connection Closed By Peer". Let me explain first so you can understand it better,
I made a forte application using Cmake, compile it and setting it to run on 61500 port. Then i made a fboot file from 4DIAC IDE which run on 61500 to. When i directly open the forte and execute the fboot not from IDE, the forte application suddenly stop, the forte never show the part when displaying the message "connection close by peer".
But in other case, i just start the forte to run in 61500 without fboot file, and then i download the application to port 61500 from Download Selection in 4DIAC IDE. It shows the message "connection close by peer" but the forte is still run very well, doesn't stop like the first case.
My question is probably, how do i get rid this "connection close by peer" message in the first case? Thank you
Cheers,
Stefanus Yudi Irwan
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Re: fboot file suddenly disappear [message #1805326 is a reply to message #1805292] |
Thu, 11 April 2019 17:47 |
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HI,
thanks for the detailed explanation. Unfortunately the "connection closed by peer" message is a completely normal message which is not the cause of your issue. The reason you see this message is that when pressing the deploy button in 4diac IDE, 4diac IDE is opening a TCP connection to the 4diac FORTEs you want to deploy to and sends configuration commands. When 4diac IDE has completed sending the commands it closes the TCP connection. In 4diac FORTE we log this issue as in some use cases it could be a cause of problems. However if you see it after deployment it is totally normal.
Cheers,
Alois
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