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Hi Doug, Yes, if your application really contains that many functions and global variables, this may cause ha long load time. The application is parsed on open, no matter if the information windows are visible or not, since most of the information is required for debugging. We might further improve the load time in the future. Currently there is unfortunately no way to speed it up. Best regards, Johannes
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Hi, With V2.22m, which is available now, there is a new command Project.AddRootPath(), which you can use to set the root paths of your libraries. Best regards Johannes
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Hello Roman, Thanks for the suggestion. We will add loading Hex files to the wishlist for the future. Currently I do not see any other option than to convert it in a second step. Best regards Johannes
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Hello Roman, It seems like you do not record interrupts and therefore it looks like the tasks are switched from one task to another. xTaskGenericNotifyFromISR should be called in an ISR. The patch adds the macros to record interrupts as well as task blocking events. Did you make sure you did all modifications from the patch file? If you do not use the GCC Cortex-M4 port, you might also have to manually patch it, according to the changes in portable/GCC/ARM_CM4F/port.c and portable/GCC/ARM_CM4F/p…
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Hi, in general the easiest way to load and run multiple application files is to use the OnProjectLoad to load the first application file and then use the AfterTargetHalt function to load the second application when a certain point, i.e. end of initialisation is reached. We might add more complex examples to the user manual in the future. Best regards Johannes
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Hello, It is currently not possible to filter specific API events from being recorded. You can either record all events or none. How much data do you generate? With a reasonably large buffer (2 - 4 kByte) and and a higher target interface speed (4 - 16 MHz) SystemView should be able to handle most cases without overflows. Best regards Johannes
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Hi, data is an external tool, which is most probably only available on Linux. Best regards Johannes
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Hi, We will add the recursive conversion to our list. As Embedded Studio cannot know which files are in a dynamic folder, you cannot exclude single files. But you can set include and exclude filters in the options of dynamic folders. You can for example include *.c;*.h;*.s and exclude *vectors*. Best regards Johannes