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CFE_ES_CreateChildTask ignores its StackPtr argument #2516
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Update CFE_ES_CreateChildTask to propagate the user-supplied stack pointer to the underlying OS_TaskCreate call. Also adds a functional test to check that the memory address of a local variable within a child task resides within the expected stack buffer. NOTE: this requires an additional fix to POSIX OSAL to make it work on that platform.
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Update CFE_ES_CreateChildTask to propagate the user-supplied stack pointer to the underlying OS_TaskCreate call. Also adds a functional test to check that the memory address of a local variable within a child task resides within the expected stack buffer. NOTE: this requires an additional fix to POSIX OSAL to make it work on that platform.
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Fix #2516, propagate stack pointer for child tasks
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Describe the bug
The implementation of
CFE_ES_CreateChildTask()
does not correctly pass through the stack pointer, if this is used. As a result, the child task always uses a dynamically allocated stack, not the passed-in pointer.To Reproduce
Call
CFE_ES_CreateChildTask()
with a non-NULL stack pointer.The
CFE_ES_StartAppTask()
underlying function always usesOSAL_TASK_STACK_ALLOCATE
, not the passed-in pointer.Expected behavior
Should use the stack pointer provided by the user, if they pass one in.
System observed on:
Debian
Reporter Info
Joseph Hickey, Vantage Systems, Inc. (reporting on behalf of user/stakeholder bug report)
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