Hi,
I'm running latest BC3 on Win7 64bit.
Now I'd like to add .elf file (and .o file) compare into new file format, and utilize external dump tool to generate the file content to compare. I took Java class compare for reference and did following steps, but the result was failed and BC3 showed me “Conversion Error”.
1. Add the dump utility prtc.exe into \Helpers\
2. Created a bat file under \Helpers\ named "dump_tasking_obj.bat" with following content:
Helpers\prtc.exe %1 > %2
3. In BC3 GUI, created a new file format to parse .o files. The conversion command is:
Helpers\dump_tasking_obj.bat %s %t
I could see some files are produced in system TEMP folder, but with no file content (file size is 0). Since I cannot find any error log produced by BC3, I'm not able to diagnose the detail error reason. I also tried to run BC3 as admin, but still not worked.
I've used command line to run the bat file, and no error reported.
Besides, the above methods could work on WinXP.
Could you plz help me check it?
Thanks!
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Author update 20131120:
The above steps also work well on win7. This issue was caused by invoking a wrong utility when starting compare from session history.
I'm running latest BC3 on Win7 64bit.
Now I'd like to add .elf file (and .o file) compare into new file format, and utilize external dump tool to generate the file content to compare. I took Java class compare for reference and did following steps, but the result was failed and BC3 showed me “Conversion Error”.
1. Add the dump utility prtc.exe into \Helpers\
2. Created a bat file under \Helpers\ named "dump_tasking_obj.bat" with following content:
Helpers\prtc.exe %1 > %2
3. In BC3 GUI, created a new file format to parse .o files. The conversion command is:
Helpers\dump_tasking_obj.bat %s %t
I could see some files are produced in system TEMP folder, but with no file content (file size is 0). Since I cannot find any error log produced by BC3, I'm not able to diagnose the detail error reason. I also tried to run BC3 as admin, but still not worked.
I've used command line to run the bat file, and no error reported.
Besides, the above methods could work on WinXP.
Could you plz help me check it?
Thanks!
-----------------------
Author update 20131120:
The above steps also work well on win7. This issue was caused by invoking a wrong utility when starting compare from session history.
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