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It's back! Maybe a PC restart fixed it...?

I'm using: SEGGER Embedded Studio for ARM Release 4.20a Windows x64 developing for nRF52840 In edit mode, I can open the Debug Terminal using View->Debug Terminal (which isn't useful) When I go to Debug mode, the Debug Terminal disappears! What's going on?

Quote from SEGGER - Nino: “The emSession file will be update once a solution/project is closed or Embedded Studio is closed. ” Yes indeed it does, but when I open a different emProject, SES seems to use the last used window layout, not the one from the emProject I just opened.

Both .emSession files have different time stamps (correct -- when each project was closed), but the layout still returns to the last closed.

I just tried an experiment: I opened 2 different .emProjects (different names, in different directories), in separate instances of SES. I moved a window in one, then closed both. It seems the window layout always returns to the one from the last closed instance.

With SES V4.18 Windows X64, is it possible to save the window layout (sometimes called desktop layout) to transfer to a different computer, or for backup?

If it helps, the problem files are called: HT4_USB_Commands.c (the correct file) HT4_Rx_Commands.c (the incorrect file, that is not even included in the Project) If I rename HT4_Rx_Commands.c to HT4_Rx_Cmds.c, the problem goes away. Surely the IDE can distinguish between the 2 original file names?

Code Generation -> Debugging Level: 3 Code Generation -> Optimization Level: None

I am using SES V4.18 Windows X64. The system I am developing has a Transmitter and a Receiver device. They share a lot of code (at a source code level only). I have the Receiver project open, compile the code, download it and set a breakpoint in some place. However, when the breakpoint hits, the source browser opens the wrong source .c file -- one that is not even included in this project, but is in the other project. The disassembler panel shows the correct code and line numbers (for the correc…

I am using SES 4.16 (for Nordic Semi) with 2 nRF52840 Dev Kits, which appear as 2 Segger J-Link emulators with serial numbers. In some IDE's it's possible to assign a name to a debugger, rather than just the serial number. Is this possible with SES?