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Periodic ping problem (IDFGH-3203) #5202
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hi @mohamed-elsabagh |
This is more or less the whole project, application layer and driver layer |
I'm using your code to reproduce the problem |
@mohamed-elsabagh |
I think this error is unrelated to #5762. That one was introduced during the The spinlocks here are called from a freertos critical section and shouldn't have the same issues. The assert which triggers this seems to be |
hi @mohamed-elsabagh |
ok I will update to latest master branch and see if this fix the problem thanks so much |
@mohamed-elsabagh Thanks for reporting, would you please help share if any updates for this issue? Thanks. |
@mohamed-elsabagh Thanks for reporting, would you please help share if any updates for this issue? Thanks. |
I am still experiencing this issue every once and while, but it is less frequent so I decided to move over |
Does this problem recur in the latest master? |
Thanks for reporting and sorry for slow turnaround, feel free to reopen if the issue happens again. |
I am using latest esp-idf on master branch, and in my application I ported the ping example and I am trying to call it every 30 seconds, to test connectivity of my device.
here is the source code I am running and I am calling this FreeRTOS task
The functions is working very good for like 20 or 30 minutes and then I find that I get this error
and this refers to line
if (getaddrinfo((const char *)host, NULL, &hint, &res) != 0)
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