docs/wind: document S32G missing symbol table fix#47
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In the NXP-S32G guide, the VxWorks image created by it attempts to use a network symbol table. If the symbol table is not found, it leads to an error on startup and the C interpreter does not work because there are no symbols. This commit adds a troubleshooting section which fixes it by adding INCLUDE_STANDALONE_SYM_TBL, which automatically removes INCLUDE_NET_SYM_TBL.
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In the NXP-S32G guide, the VxWorks image created by it attempts to use a network symbol table. If the symbol table is not found, it leads to an error on startup and the C interpreter does not work because there are no symbols.
This pull request adds a troubleshooting section which fixes it by adding INCLUDE_STANDALONE_SYM_TBL, which automatically removes INCLUDE_NET_SYM_TBL.
It is a direct copy of what @shivkd wrote in #44 because it is the same error with the same solution.