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Hi Gossamer, Thank you for your inquiry. Here it depends on the tool which is called. If the tool supports relative paths like the linker you can use them, if the tool doesn't support relative paths you can't use them here. In general we recommend not to make any changes in the project file, but to configure the project only via the settings in embedded studio, this could prevent some errors. Best Regards, Lucas

Hello iQuad, Thank you for your inquiry. Please note that we can only offer support for the latest version of Embedded Studio. However, could you answer me why your platform is not compatible with the new Embedded Studio version? Best Regards, Lucas

Hello JamesToolman. If your log output uses RTT, the RTT Viewer or a similar program can be used. You can find more information in our wiki article on RTT: wiki.segger.com/RTT Best Regards, Lucas

Hi jyothish. Thank you for your inquiry. The simulator in Embedded Studio only supports simulating the core. Peripherals cannot be simulated, adding such a simulation is currently not planned. Best Regards, Lucas

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Such an issue is not known to us. Could you give the latest Embedded Studio version a try ? If you get the same behavior in the latest Embedded Studio version. Feel free to provide us some reproduction steps. Best Regards, Lucas

Hi MUETA, Thank you for your inquiry. The import path of this file does not match the actual path of the file. The imported File Path is: C:/dev/components/libaries/src/nrf_log_frontend.c However, the actual path is: C:/dev/nRF5_SDK_17.1.0_ddde560/components/libaries/log/src/nrf_log_frontend.c This behavior can be corrected by deleting the file from the Project Explorer and adding it again using drag and drop. In order to avoid such behavior for several files in the future, you can also create a…

Hello lnl_, Removing the file was not a mistake. To make a debug log you can use the normal printf();. Look here to get further information about the SEGGER Library IO: Embedded Studio Library IO Regards, Lucas

Hello Mueta, Please understand that this topic has nothing to do with SEGGER products and is thus out of our support scope. When using our products we assume that you have basic understanding of the C language. If not we recommend to visit one of the many excellent C coding references in the internet or check out some online courses. The thread will be closed now as it has nothing to do with SEGGER products. Best regards, Lucas

Hi Mueta, To use global variables in different modules you have to extern the variables. The easiest way to do is, to declare the global variable in a header file. The following snippet shows you how to do that. Because it is a standard c questions, you will find also a answer on stackoverflow or similar platforms. In your main.c you have to define if it is the real main.c, you can do that like this at the top of your file, you also have to include the header file wich is interface for the modul…

Hi JerryX, Thank you for your inquiry. There are currently no plans for a specific Renesas RA CPU Support Package. You can however create a generic project for Cortex-M and add your device files. Best Regards, Lucas