• cannot execute RTP function from cmd interpretor (using "func call")

    From jopado1@yahoo.com@21:1/5 to All on Thu Jun 20 16:31:20 2019
    I'm trying to execute a function in my RTP from the shell. Shell tells me my RTP is not linked with the "RTP debug command library". Anybody know where/what this is and how I link with it??? Thanks!

    cmd
    [<no name>]# rtp

    NAME ID STATE OPTIONS TASK CNT -------------------- ------------------ --------------- ---------- -------- yourTest.vxe 0xffff80000bfd5e10 STATE_NORMAL 0x1 2 myTest.vxe 0xffff80000cfd4390 STATE_NORMAL 0x1 2

    RTP address space: overlapped
    RTP code region: 8796090925056 bytes (0x200000-0x80000000000)

    [<no name>]# set cwc 0xffff80000cfd4390
    [<no name>]# rtp symbols add -f myTest.vxe
    [<no name>]# lookup showert
    showert 0x00000000400131e0 text (RTP)
    [<no name>]# func call showert
    func call: a function address must be specified. Use the '&' character to prefix a symbol name and obtain the corresponding address.
    [<no name>]# func call &showert
    func call: foreground function calls are currently not supported. Please append the ampersand ('&') character at the end of your shell command line to call the function in background. For example: func call &foo &
    [<no name>]# func call &showert &
    Error: the RTP debug command facility is not available or initialized in this RTP. Please verify that this RTP has been linked with the RTP debug command library.
    func call: an error occurred while calling the routine (error code: 2)!

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