Error stack information is fixed

[eikoocs]

When I was testing addr2line's bug tracking system I found that my bug report was fixed to a value of -e "C:\Users\XXX\AppData\Local\arduino\sketches\CD04F26D55B4F252619F70277F65A521/sketch_ sep27a.ino".elf, which prevented me from debugging properly, I tried deleting the entire contents of Local\arduino\sketches and rebuild it, but the error still points to this deleted directory, I can find build.options in Local\arduino\sketches. I can find build.options in Local\arduino\sketches. I can find build.options in Local\arduino\sketches\json and the sketchLocation points to the normal directory, but the debug messages from the serial port always point to the empty directory.

What should I do?

As well as:

• My system is windows 11 25H2 26200.7171
• Instead of using addr2line from WSL, I'm using the one provided in the mingw64 toolset
• Have tried updating the firmware to 0.6.0 but the problem still persists
• Tried all sorts of ways to create ino projects but the feedback from the serial port is still the same!

[ptillisch]

Hi @eikoocs.

@eikoocs

"C:\Users\XXX\

Does the XXX component match your Windows username?

I ask because It is possible you could be getting a stack trace from an exception in the firmware on the UNO R4 WiFi's "bridge" module, which is precompiled. If so, this path would be the path on the machine of the Arduino employee who compiled the firmware binary Arduino distributes.

[eikoocs]

Yes, this is the path to my user directory, and the entire path, including related content, existed before I deliberately deleted it

Among them is the code I used to try to make it link to a wifi with a login, which was months ago

The firmware I do have running is new to me, as my modifications to the corresponding serial output are working fine, but the stack trace is fixed!

(Just had a network error, seems like a duplicate post happened)

[eikoocs]

I tried to upload the firmware via VSCode+PlatformIO and the tracking I got was finally different, but when I reverted back to using the arduino IDE, the tracking I got changed back to what it was before, I think it might be the arduino IDE, I'll try uninstalling it completely and clearing all of it's caches, etc., and see if I can get it back to normal!

[eikoocs]

I tried deleting all the folders with arduino entries under ~\AppData\Local\Temp, ~\AppData\Local\arduino\cores folder, ~\.arduinoIDE and all the files at the bottom of the folder, and I'm not sure if that one worked, but my bug tracking is now back to normal!