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I have several static variables with the same name in different .c files. In the Symbol Browser they are grouped together but the range/size is not correct. The correct range and size for the example in the attached screenshot should be "2001fec4-2001fef7" and "52". Tested with: Embedded Studio for ARM v7.32a forum.segger.com/index.php/Att…90856e6e79fe53fba3b8ac62d
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The "place at end of" statement in an .icf file can sometimes put things past the end of the region. See attached modified Hello example. The address of the "test" variable is 0x20010000, which is past the end of RAM. Tested with: Embedded Studio for ARM v7.32a Embedded Studio for Arm and RISC-V v8.16a forum.segger.com/index.php/Att…90856e6e79fe53fba3b8ac62d forum.segger.com/index.php/Att…90856e6e79fe53fba3b8ac62d forum.segger.com/index.php/Att…90856e6e79fe53fba3b8ac62d
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Fixed in V7.82c. Thanks.
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J-Flash V7.80d read back entire chip cancel does not work. The dialog closes but the application appears to be still reading back the chip and cannot be closed, so it needs to be killed using windows task manager. J-Flash V7.68c does not have this problem.
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You can reproduce the crash by modifying "OpenFlashloader_CortexM_Template_EmbeddedStudio" as follows: Flash size: 64MB Sector size: 4KB - Put the contents of the attached zip file in C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Roaming\SEGGER\JLinkDevices - Start J-Link 7.80d - Select TEST/TEST loader - Click OK - Application crashes (silently)
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J-Flash V7.80d crashes when using a custom flash loader for 64MB (or higher) chips that use 4KB sectors. It does not crash when using a custom flash loader for 32MB (or lower) chips that use 4KB sectors. J-Flash V7.68c does not crash. C Source Code (26 lines)