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A footnote for anyone interested.. I upgraded to SES 8.10b and I no longer see this problem, in fact the target communications have never been better. I have no need to use 7.32 or any other 7x build so for me this issue is resolved.
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I ran a very simple test where I used SES to build and load the app to the target, start the app, then hit the red stop button, then add some whitespace to main.c and repeat the sequence again. No breakpoints or stepping or anything like that. The first time I tried to load the app I got the error "failed to download application. Undocumented error". See screen shot. So I hit GO again and this time the app started running normally. I hit stop, adding some whitespace, and hit GO again. After a co…
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Thanks I will look closer into your questions. Note that I have been using SES for over 5 years and never had this problem until v7.32 and problem goes away when I downgrade to 7.12
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Screenshot of error attached. Support report is attached (support.txt)
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After upgrading to 7.32 the target connection has become unstable. Occasionally I can burn flash from SES (i.e. debug GO) but after a couple iterations the target connection no longer works. The only fix is to reboot the Mac. Downgrade back to SES v7.12 fixes the problem. My environment: MacOS 14.0 JLINK v7.92j Target is custom board based on nRF54840
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Not sure if your issue is the same as mine, but I also ran into this same problem in my project. The solution for me was to first select the entire symbol with the mouse, then right-click and select [go to definition] and it works.
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My environment: SES 5.42 Build 2021031901.45616 MacOS 11.2.3 Solution contains 1 project Source code written in C Compiler: gcc Problem description: #1 Use the mouse to place the cursor on a symbol which can be a function name, local variable, global variable, MACRO name. Right-click and select "go to definition". This will always take you to the first line of stdarg.h #2 Now use the mouse to select the full symbol name, then right-click and select "go to symbol name" and it will work as expecte…