Hi, I'm Matthew. I use
- 64-bit SES 3.26 on 64-bit Windows 10
- J-Link Plus or onboard J-Link (Nordic's dev kits have a J-Link on the board itself)
- J-Link 6.16h
- Nordic's PCA10040 v1.1.1 board (this board uses nRF52832-QFAA MCU)
- STM32F4 Discovery board
- SEGGER RTT Viewer
I have noticed an interesting topic; execute code from RAM.
- Nordic, How to execute code from RAM on nRF51 with Keil MDK
- IAR EWARM, Download and run whole application in RAM (Cortex-M3)
- IAR Keyword, __ramfunc (page362);
The __ramfunc keyword makes a function execute in RAM
Since SES 3 uses GCC or Clang this might be a matter of configuring GCC or Clang.
However, just to check, is it possible to execute and debug code from RAM when using SES 3 and Cortex-M MCU?
If there are tutorials related to the link, it will be great if you provide some links.
-Best Regards
- 64-bit SES 3.26 on 64-bit Windows 10
- J-Link Plus or onboard J-Link (Nordic's dev kits have a J-Link on the board itself)
- J-Link 6.16h
- Nordic's PCA10040 v1.1.1 board (this board uses nRF52832-QFAA MCU)
- STM32F4 Discovery board
- SEGGER RTT Viewer
I have noticed an interesting topic; execute code from RAM.
- Nordic, How to execute code from RAM on nRF51 with Keil MDK
- IAR EWARM, Download and run whole application in RAM (Cortex-M3)
- IAR Keyword, __ramfunc (page362);
The __ramfunc keyword makes a function execute in RAM
Since SES 3 uses GCC or Clang this might be a matter of configuring GCC or Clang.
However, just to check, is it possible to execute and debug code from RAM when using SES 3 and Cortex-M MCU?
If there are tutorials related to the link, it will be great if you provide some links.
-Best Regards
-Best Regards, Matthew