esp_core_dump_write() function

USER MODE API *********************************** Core dump file consists of header and data (in binary or ELF format) for every task in the system at the moment of crash. For the data integrity, a checksum is used at the end of core the dump data. The structure of core dump file is described below in details. 1) Core dump starts with header: 1.1) TOTAL_LEN is total length of core dump data in flash including the checksum. Size is 4 bytes. 1.2) VERSION field keeps 4 byte version of core dump. 1.2) TASKS_NUM is the number of tasks for which data are stored. Size is 4 bytes. Unused in ELF format 1.3) TCB_SIZE is the size of task's TCB structure. Size is 4 bytes. Unused in ELF format 1.4) MEM_SEG_NUM is the number of memory segment. Size is 4 bytes. Unused in ELF format 1.5) CHIP_REV is the revision of the chip. Size is 4 bytes. 2) Core dump header is followed by the data for every task in the system. Data part is differs for the binary and elf formats. 2.1) The core dump file uses a subset of the ELF structures to store the crash information. Loadable ELF segments and ELF notes (ELF.PT_NOTE) used with a special name and type (CORE, NT_PRSTATUS type) 2.2) In Binary format task data are started with the task header: 2.2.1) TCB_ADDR is the address of TCB in memory. Size is 4 bytes. 2.2.2) STACK_TOP is the top of task's stack (address of the topmost stack item). Size is 4 bytes. 2.2.3) STACK_END is the end of task's stack (address from which task's stack starts). Size is 4 bytes. 2.2.4) Task header is followed by TCB data. Size is TCB_SIZE bytes. 2.2.5) Task's stack is placed after TCB data. Size is (STACK_END - STACK_TOP) bytes. 2.3) The checksum is placed at the end of the data. 3) The structure of the uart data is the same as the data stored in flash 3.1) Uart data is printed in base64 format surrounded with special messages to help user recognize the start and end of actual data. For more information about the implementation please check api-guides/core_dump_internals.rst Print/store coredump data to the selected destination uart or flash.

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