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Downgraded Energia from 21 to 18 and the problem still exists. Downgraded the board file from 5.23.1 to 5.6.3 and problem goes away ... -
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I don't really get it, but if I change my declaration of time1 and time2 in my example to include "static": static time_t time1, time2; Then time2 gives the correct answer at least... Thu Aug 1 14:43:24 -1920291
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Lots more digging and it looks there is a time_t related issue. While trying to debug the problem, I tried running this example: https://github.com/rei-vilo/DateTime_Library/blob/master/Examples/Date_String/Date_String.ino These particular lines; // Fri, 31 Jul 2015 20:41:48 GMT
myEpochRTC = 1438375308;
Serial.print("Using default local time = ");
Serial.println(convertDateTime2String(myEpochRTC)); Output this: Using default local time = Sat Jan 6 19:29:16 -1905047 which is consistent with the problem I am seeing in my test code that outputs the incorrect dates: Fri Mar 5 12:50:20 -1920835
Wed Sep 8 05:11:40 -848351 //test code #include "time.h"
#include "RTC_Library.h" void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
Serial.begin(38400); time_t time1, time2;
String result1, result2; // Fri, 31 Jul 2015 20:41:48 GMT
time1 = 1438375308;
result1 = convertDateTime2String(time1);
Serial.println(result1); // Fri, 31 Jul 2015 20:41:48 GMT
time2 = 1438375308; result2 = (String)ctime(&time2);
result2.trim();
Serial.println(result2); } void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
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By NicholasLindan · Posted
CoRTOS V 1.10 is now available on Sourceforge at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/cortos-simple/ V 1.10 adds general purpose counting/binary/signaling semaphores. It also fixes a bug in the context save/restore for the AVR processor. Documentation has had some minor improvements. If you are using an older version you should incorporate the update. The change from the old resources to the newer semaphores should be painless.
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Hi Chris, could you please help fix your RocketBadge programming page or point us to an alternate? I'm with Texas Instruments and I've provided hundreds of these to students to learn how to solder, but they say the site to program them (https://43oh.com/Badge) no longer works. Thanks! Jason, University Marketing Manager· 1 reply
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Henk Please reply my messages. I want the material back you "borrowed" from me.· 0 replies
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Hello, TI Launchpad is a hobby for raining days. For example, domotic in my home, ....· 0 replies
I use Energia or TI CCS, to write my code. I'm not professional, I Learn myself C++ and how to use TI CCS software.
I'm Professional in service for electronics, network devices in customers sites.
I live in France, sorry for my mistakes with English Language.
I'll try to share you , bad experiences, found solutions.
Have a nice Day.
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