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Hello, Thanks, I must have missed that in the release notes so we'll give it a try. We're still testing 4.18 since it looks like the embedded version of GCC had a major point change and we're seeing some perf loss.

When building from the solution level, per-project pre-build steps are not triggered. Attached is a sample project file. Not that the linker is unhappy but that should not matter (and is a completely different SES bug) What should happen on solution build: - Library_1 builds and calls the test script with "Library_1" as the parameter - Executable_1 builds and calls the test script with "Executable_1" as the parmater What actually happens: - Test script is not called at all For solutions there is…

Looks like the .jlink files were corrupted. I deleted and regenerated them and now everything is working.

Hello, - Embedded studio 4.12 (latest beta has same issue) - Happens with sample projects and our main project - USB1_IRQHandler handler for sure - Locate memory works - LPC54605 target on custom board - Ozone debugger works great - Dev board works fine It is definitely something in our project file since we can't reproduce it elsewhere otherwise I'd share an example project.

Ah, it seems to be limited to the ISR context. All other contexts are working just fine. Is this normal for SES?

I have a project that suddenly stopped showing any local variables in the debugger view. Optimizations are set to none, debugging level set to full, but "No Locals" is all I ever see now. I have other projects that work just fine but I have no idea what setting would cause this. Hopefully someone else has solved this issue? Globals work, autos kind of work, watch works (except for locals, oddly enough).

Thanks, we'll give that a go!

Hello, thanks for that information. We were trying to get ES to automatically generate the compilation database for us via Clang. The intention was to use that to feed clang-tidy but we've since decided to make the operation a task outside of ES.

We're trying to get the -MJ compilation database option to work when using clang as the compiler. I've tried a few variations but always get error: unknown argument. I've also tried wrapping with the -Xclang option but no luck. The incantation looks like this $SEGGER_PATH/llvm/bin/clang -cc1 [options] [file] -MJ file.o.json Has anyone been able to make this work? I'm wondering what the cc1 option does since it does not appear in the --help menu.