Hi, i'm new for rtos when i try to run my application with FreeRTOS i got a problem that i cant fix: i try to run all my application without emwin gui the program works fine but when i add emwin task the program works few loops then goes into hardwarefault. i comment all other task only run emwin task it works fine but when i add delay in emwin task like following code the program goes into hardwarefault too. updated: i tired to hardware restart my board with above situations it looks about 20% chance that program will works and 80% with hardware fault. but if only run emwin gui without time delay the program is always work. i start to check if my board problem.

my mcu is stm32f407zg i read many information about use freertos on stm32 and some program worked without emwin gui. i opened stack overflow & malloc fail hook looks not that problem

i increased stack size into 20k heap size into 25k rtos heap size into 30k but still not work

i tried to trace how the fault happen it look when i try to refresh screen the fault happened but the refresh API is packed in emwin so i cant trace it deeper

i create emwin task with following code same with other tasks

which stack size is 4k prio is 7 it should be fine

i tried use heap_1/2/4 file to manage memory, all failed

any can give me any idea how to fix it? thanks

i create task of emwin with following code:

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anyone can help?

Sorry - I have never used emWin so don't know what to look for. The only advice I can provide is the normal STM32 stuff - make sure you are using a recent version of FreeRTOS to take advantage of the additional configASSERT() statements that were inserted to catch the most common misconfiguration issues - V7.6.0 or higher (and of course make sure configASSERT() is actually defined to something that will make you notice when it is called).

Regards.