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Hi warlord, Great! Every day you learn something ... and with help much more. First: I thought the error came from SEGGER_RTT.h: 60: 10, but no, I realize that a line before marks the error that you point out to me, SEGGER_RTT_ASM_ARMv7M.S: 18: Second: I had no idea that assembler files had their own path. Third: now I understand why the src and inc directory structure worked. The inc directory was in the path of the assembler files. I have included the Config directory in the path of the assemb…

Hi warlord, Done: I replace the content of the file with the original (copying and pasting the content, without replacing the file) and I get the original result (error in 16~18 lines): Source Code (30 lines)

Hi warlord, Thanks for your answer. Keeping the directory structure recommended in the SystemView user guide (detailed in the first post of this thread) and replacing the SEGGER_RTT_Conf.h file as recommended, I get the error: Source Code (3 lines)I hope it helps. Thank you very much for your attention, Asier

Hello Nino, Thanks for your time. Obviously, I understand that you cannot provide support for third party software. I also understand that the level of forum users is usually very diverse (from beginners to experts in the world of embedded software), which makes support even more difficult (for example, you cannot know if the user knows, indeed, to add a file to path). But I think that sometimes you hide behind third-party software: if I post the question to the MCUXpresso forum, they will tell …

So that was the little detail that I forgot ... I had understood it right backwards when reading the other threads: I believed that as of FreeRTOS v10.0.0 the patch was no longer necessary. Well, I have tried again to create a FreeRTOS SystemView application, this time with version 10.0.0, thinking that it would not have compilation problems, but I was wrong. I have followed the steps above and also applied the patch without problems. When compiling the project I received errors such as "undefin…

I have tried using SystemView in a FreeRTOS application: Processor: Cortex-M3 (in LPCXpresso LPC1769 board) IDE: MCUXpresso IDE v11.2.1 [Build 4149] [2020-10-07] OS: FreeRTOS kernel v10.4.3 SystemView: v3.20 I have followed the steps detailed in the user guide, namely: - I have copied the following files into the project (keeping the recommended directory structure): - /Config/Global.h - /Config/SEGGER_RTT_Conf.h - /Config/SEGGER_SYSVIEW_Conf.h - /Config/SEGGER_SYSVIEW_Config_FreeRTOS.c - /Sampl…