Search Results
Search results 1-5 of 5.
This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse this site, you are agreeing to our Cookie Policy.
-
Quote from rgal: “Ok, I has found example in Embedded Studio Reference Manual, and I see that size is in bytes not bits. After chage it (32->4) i can see values. So you can create new file with peripheral registers or try to import using ImportSVD - this is not tested by me.” Thank you, I will have a play with that
-
I have been running ses V3.24 in windows 10. I wanted to try it in windows xp - my home laptop has XP onit. I downloaded the x86 installer for V3.24 The installer gives an error - "Setup Error, Cannot execute command line" I tried running the installed as administrator, but had the same error. Should this work, or is windows XP no longer supported? Regards Martin McD
-
Hi I'm debugging an atmel part - AT91SAM7S256 Is it possible to view the peripheral registers during debug? In another tool I use can see the peripherals view listed by type - e.g. uart, timer, interrupt controller Regards Martin MacD
-
Hello, I want to place stack at absolute top of available memory, the linker script places it above .heap, and heap is placed above .non_init I could fudge it be setting heap size to fill the gap between .non_init and .stack Can anyone suggest how to push stack to the top of memory? Cheers Martin McD
-
Hello, SES V3.22 When debugging assembler (e.g. Arm_startup.s) is it possible to debug within the source file? i.e. so I can see comments and #defined values as I step through assembler statements? Currently assembler steps in the Dissassembly pane only. Regards Martin McDouall