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When I run two threads on smp, theoretically both threads should be running at the same time. But after using Azure RTOS TraceX application to analyze tracex data, I got the following result in the picture. I didn't see thread 0 running but it should run all the time like thread 1.
Does the parsing tool I am using (Azure RTOS TraceX ) not support TraceX smp data parsing? And Why does the code not use TX_TRACE_IN_LINE_INSERT to insert a TX_TRACE_RUNNING event, but there is an R icon after parsing trx data?
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It would be good to know the status of Thread 0. Is it ready or somehow suspended, finished, or terminated? Also, which core(s) do you expect thread 0 and thread 1 to run on? This display could be valid if they are both mapped to the same core or thread 0 is not ready..
As for the TX_TRACE_RUNNING event, these are internally added by TraceX to help better visualize where an execution was before some events.
When I run two threads on smp, theoretically both threads should be running at the same time. But after using Azure RTOS TraceX application to analyze tracex data, I got the following result in the picture. I didn't see thread 0 running but it should run all the time like thread 1.
Does the parsing tool I am using (Azure RTOS TraceX ) not support TraceX smp data parsing? And Why does the code not use TX_TRACE_IN_LINE_INSERT to insert a TX_TRACE_RUNNING event, but there is an R icon after parsing trx data?
Thanks for your reply!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: