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Hello, Please note that discussion J-Link API in public is a license violation. If you have a J-Link SDK in valid support period please contact us via our official support channel as explained in my signature. This thread will be closed now. Best regards, Nino

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. It is possible that older Embedded Studio versions the autocomplete feature would not always prioritize the expected symbols. But with the next Embedded Studio major release V8 we are adding a new language server so you will get the same autocompelete quality that you are used from e.g. VS Code. To get notified when the new version launches you can subscribe here: segger.com/notification/subscribe.php?prodid=196 Best regards, Nino

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Quote from Eqqman: “As I understand it, I cannot tell SES to directly execute the PY file. ” That is not correct. You can call the same Python CL call that you do in your bat file directly in post build steps. Quote from Eqqman: “The problem is that SES freezes up when doing this post-build step. No terminal window pops up for either the BAT file or the PY file and I can't find any evidence that either file actually executed. ” Looking at your batch script sour…

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Yes it is supported if you set the toolchain to the Andes toolchain. You can do so by either creating a new project for an Andes device, or if you are using a different target device you can go to project options and set Code > Build > Toolchain Variant> Andes Now you should get a new option group where you can enable DSP support under Code > Andes > DSP Extension > Yes. Best regards, Nino

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Such an issue is not known to us. Could you try the latest Embedded Studio version, do you see the same issue there? If yes, could you provide an example project for reproduction? Best regards, Nino

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. The "low on memory" error from J-Link usually happens if a debug session is not closed gracefully and target connection is simply dropped during debugging. This might be due to low power modes, the target application itself or some incorrect debug setting. How exactly are you stopping the debug session usually? Do you lose target connection during debugging sometimes? Are you using the Nordic soft device? Did you make sure to use Monitor Mode Debugging, as the …

Hi Gavin, Please note that bumping threads without added information is against forum rules. Please do not do it again, otherwise your account will be banned. This will be the only warning. Please also note that this is not a support forum but a community forum. There is no guarantee that you will receive an answer. For more information see my signature. Best regards, Nino

Hello Adam, Great to hear that you are up and running again. This thread will be considered as closed now. Best regards, Nino

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Indeed the option went missing between versions. It should be reintroduced with the next Embedded Studio update. To get a notification when it is available you can subscribe here: segger.com/notification/subscribe.php?prodid=196 Out of curiosity, could you elaborate your usecase? I assume you are doing some integrity checks in your firmware? If that is the case we recommend to work with an image fill value instead of doing a chip erase each time as this will be…

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. There is none as this is a Cortex-A device which does not have any silicon vendor CMSIS files which would be required for a CPU support package. Nonetheless you can simply create a generic project for the MCIMX6D7. Then simply adjust the chip specific settings like memory segments etc. if necessary and add your sources. If you are planning to use one of our embedded software components we can also create a board support package (BSP) for your board which comes …

Hello Adam, Thank you for your inquiry. The GNUC define seems duplicate. We will check if this can be removed again. Regarding the error you see. It is possible that an updated clang-tidy reacts differently to the same source. As a workaround you can set additional options in project options under Code->Code Analyzer. In this case as the error states simply add -frtti. Best regards, Nino

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Which version of SystemView are you using exactly? Could you try the latest one? There was a fix related to heap and swapped information. Best regards, Nino

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Currently SystemView does not have any build in way to handle multi core systems. You can of course let the cores dump the SystemView data into the same RTT buffer, but you have to do all resource handling and individual core and API logging manually. Multi Core support is on our wishlist but with no fixed time schedule yet. To get a better understanding how your multi core system works could you give some more information about it so we can consider this in fu…

Hello Huw, No problem. Let me know once you have news. Best regards, Nino

Hello Paolo, Thank you for clarifying. There are different syntax requirements in the wild for ARM and Thumb which are differently implemented in gcc or clang. That is why Arm at some point has added unified syntax to simplify things. We recommend to use that assembler feature. Additionally variant 4 is generally incorrect as stated by user mwb1100 as the flag needs to come before the condition. So if you change your sample to the following, every case should work with both gcc and SEGGER assemb…

Hello Max, I just gave it a try on a nRF52840-DK and everything is working as expected. You can find the example project attached. I assume you project setup is not correct and the error message is correct as the requested library does not exist on your filesystem. Did you make sure to set project option Code > Libraries > CMSIS 5 CMSIS-DSP Library to the correct value? Do you also have the latest DSP library packet installed via Package Manager? Best regards, Nino

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Both tools are not really comparable as they do different things. Embedded Studio is an IDE and CubeMX is simply a code generator. So if you are looking for an IDE that seamlessly integrates with embOS and is well rounded and supported by SEGGER, we recommend Embedded Studio. If you are looking for a universal STM32 code generator that generates projects for all kinds of toolchains, then CubeMX can be used. You can even import CubeMX projects into Embedded Stud…

Hi, Unfortunately an assert in SystemView itself would not be possible. What we could do maybe is add something to SEGGER_SYSVIEW_Config_FreeRTOS.c as this is FreeRTOS specific. Do you have a proposal? Best regards, Nino

Hello, Did you follow the following guide when setting up SystemView with FreeRTOS? wiki.segger.com/FreeRTOS_with_SystemView See especially the troubleshooting section. Best regards, Nino

Hello, See the other thread where you posted for an example setup explanation: SEGGER/SEGGER_RTT_ASM_ARMv7M.S bad instruction on Atmel SAM4E16E Getting SystemView running is usually straightforward. Best regards, Nino