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FreeRTOS MPUPosted by owaisfazal on March 4, 2014 Hello, A general question regarding FreeRTOS MPU for Cortex M microcontrollers. I understand that using FreeRTOSMPU a task can be created in restricted mode which restricts the stack to the memory area defined for that particular task. What I would like to ask is that when and if any task tries to access outside of the defined task or when some memory violation happens how can it be detected? Is there a macro defined for this scenario where the user may generate some trigger like setting an output or something to get a notification? Regards, Owais. FreeRTOS MPUPosted by rtel on March 4, 2014
A memory fault occurs, which causes the Cortex-M core to execute the MemManage fault handler. The MemManage fault handler is installed in the interrupt vector table (exception type 4 which is at offset 0x10) and should be provided by the application. The FreeRTOS-MPU demos provide a very simple implementation that just unwinds the stack to find the instruction that generated the fault. Regards. FreeRTOS MPUPosted by owaisfazal on March 4, 2014 Thank you very much.
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