Re: microblaze getchar() not functioning properly

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On 07/28/2011 07:30 AM, naga raj wrote:
Hi Mike,

Post the code which actually failed, after you have verified the failure.
Following is the code which has some problem with getchar() function.

#include<stdio.h>
  volatile int i,j=0;
  int main()
{
    char buf[10];
    xil_printf("main\n");
      while(j<6)
    {
        i=getchar();
        xil_printf("input value of i is:%c\n",i);
        buf[j]=i;
        xil_printf("value of j is:%d\n",j);
       j++;
    }
        xil_printf("buffer contains:%s\n",buf);
        return 0;
}

I have given input as abc
.
I have observed following output:

  main
  input value of i is:a           ---------->my input ( I have not
pressed any key after entering 'a')
  value of j is:0
  input value of i is:             ------------->  It is automatically
skipping to take my input
  value of j is:1


  input value of i is:b           ---------->my input ( I have not
pressed any key after entering 'b')
  value of j is:2
  input value of i is:              ------------->  It is automatically
skipping to take my input
  value of j is:3


  input value of i is:c           ---------->my input ( I have not
pressed any key after entering 'c')
  value of j is:4
  input value of i is:             ------------->  It is automatically
skipping to take my input
  value of j is:5

   buffer contains: a


If we observe it is waiting for user input when the value of variable
j is 0, 2 and 4.

I have given the input to the program using HyperTerminal. I have
entered only abc as my input.

Look at the assembly generated by gcc.  Where is j incremented?
I have observed the code generated for j++ it is correct.
Please look into the below objdump code.
  j++;
880002c8:	b0008800 	imm	-30720
880002cc:	e8603d88 	lwi	r3, r0, 15752
880002d0:	30630001 	addik	r3, r3, 1
880002d4:	b0008800 	imm	-30720
880002d8:	f8603d88 	swi	r3, r0, 15752

Why do you think that this is a problem in getchar()?
With the above observation I am thinking that getchar() function is
appending a null character after each character.

Can you please give me some inputs so that I can proceed further.

Thanks in advance,
Nagaraju

Attach gdb to your process and put a breakpoint in the loop. printf() is not the best way to debug problems.

--jeff



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