<INTEGRITY RTOS> Error "ObjectTableIsFull" while CreateProtectedTask()

Here is a new experiment.

A program below

• works fine with STACK_SIZE=0x2000
• produces Error-44 (NoPagesOnFreeList)
• produces Error-3 (ObjectTableIsFull)

How should we manage memory resources in order to get programs working fine?

------ foo.cc ------

#include #include #include #include #include using namespace std;

#define STACK_SIZE 0x2000 // OK // #define STACK_SIZE 0x5000 // IntegrityError = 44: NoPagesOnFreeList // #define STACK_SIZE 0x7000 // IntegrityError = 3: ObjectTableIsFull

static Semaphore sem;

struct Data { char* m_pValue; int m_iValue; Data(char * i_pValue = 0, int i_iValue = 0) : m_pValue (i_pValue), m_iValue (i_iValue) {} };

void CheckError(Error i_Error) { if (i_Error == Success) return;

cerr

A stack of size StackSize while CreateProtectedTask() is allocated from the AddressSpace's default MemoryRegionPool.

// ------ With default MemoryRegionPool ------

// -------------------------------------------

// ------ MemoryPoolSize = 0x200000 ------ // MemoryPoolSize 0x200000 has been set in Integrate file (foo.int) #define STACK_SIZE 0x7000 // Works OK // ---------------------------------------

Nevertheless, there is some question. CreateProtectedTask() returns Success or ErrorCode. Two of ErrorCode's are as follows:

It seems that CreateProtectedTask() should return one of those ErrorCode's in case if StackSize passed to CreateProtectedTask() and MemoryPoolSize are inconsistent.(?)