Fixing parsing of memory of metrics. #227
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In mbed OS versions 5.4.x and older, memory metrics were printed in a format that always included a hyphenated thread "entry" and "argument". In the coming 5.5 release, this doesn't appear to be the case, only containing the "entry". This PR allows greentea to parse both cases.
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In mbed OS versions 5.4.x and older, memory metrics were printed in a
format that always included a hyphenated thread "entry" and "argument".
In the coming 5.5 release, this doesn't appear to be the case, only
containing the "entry". This PR allows greentea to parse both cases.
@adbridge @mazimkhan This will be a necessary patch to include in the next release of greentea as this is currently broken on master (not the current release version, this only became an issue when #203 was merged).