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How to debug in multi-thread
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How to debug in multi-thread? using vmicro for vs 2022 and
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Re: How to debug in multi-thread
Reply #1 - Jun 30th, 2023 at 8:35am
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Would it be possible to give a simple code example of how you are implementing the Multi Threading so we can advise more easily?

We have successfully been able to debug the xTaskCreatePinnedToCore functions using Hardware Debugging via JTAG on an ESP32S3 (Our C3 is configured for USB Debugging).  The USB Debugging should also work as expected, and which one you use depends on your fuse settings (shown in the below guides):
ESP32C3 USB Debug: https://www.visualmicro.com/page/ESP32C3-USB-Debugging.aspx
ESP32C3 JTAG Debug: https://www.visualmicro.com/page/ESP32C3-JTAG-Debugging.aspx


The vMicro Serial Debugger can be used in Trace Only Mode (no stopping on Breakpoints) within these tasks as well, however if you do halt on a breakpoint the chip quickly panics and resets.
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Reply #2 - May 20th, 2024 at 9:43am
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Would it be possible to give a simple code example of how you are implementing the Multi Threading so we can advise more easily?

We have successfully been able to debug the xTaskCreatePinnedToCore functions using Hardware Debugging via JTAG on an ESP32S3 (Our C3 is configured for USB Debugging).  The USB Debugging should also work as expected, and which one you use depends on your fuse settings (shown in the below guides):
ESP32C3 USB Debug: https://www.visualmicro.com/page/ESP32C3-USB-Debugging.aspx
ESP32C3 JTAG Debug: https://www.visualmicro.com/page/ESP32C3-JTAG-Debugging.aspx geometry dash lite


The vMicro Serial Debugger can be used in Trace Only Mode (no stopping on Breakpoints) within these tasks as well, however if you do halt on a breakpoint the chip quickly panics and resets.

Great! This is what I am looking for. Thanks for sharing, much appreciated!
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