xTIMEcomposer Studio 13.1.0 xmap Failed Assertion
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kgalvin
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xTIMEcomposer Studio 13.1.0 xmap Failed Assertion
Hello,The release notes seem to indicate that the issue had been fixed:xmap: [...long file name for XNLoader here...] Assertion ‘isNetworkRoutable(linkMap)’ failed.OS is Ubuntu 12.04, and the target device is Synapticon's SOMANET line (XMOS XS1_L16):http://www.synapticon.com/portfolio-ite ... c-100/Even the simple "Hello, World!" that works with versions 11 and 12 of xTIMEcomposer produces the error.Any thoughts or need for additional information?Thanks,Kevin
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richard
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In general if you see an assertion like this it means there is a bug in the tools and you should report it via the report a bug section of the XMOS website (see https://www.xmos.com/support/contact).
In this specific case I believe the problem is a known issue that will be fixed in the next minor tools release. You can workaround this by telling the tools to use the network routing algorithm from the previous tools version. From the command line run:
xntools --add-routing-12 mytarget.xn
This will add the routing information into the .xn file. Once you have done this you should no longer hit the assertion in the tools when you try and build an application using this .xn file.
In this specific case I believe the problem is a known issue that will be fixed in the next minor tools release. You can workaround this by telling the tools to use the network routing algorithm from the previous tools version. From the command line run:
xntools --add-routing-12 mytarget.xn
This will add the routing information into the .xn file. Once you have done this you should no longer hit the assertion in the tools when you try and build an application using this .xn file.