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Replied to the thread [SOLVED] How to initialize runtime multithread support with embOS 5.10 and IAR 8.5.
PostHello Michael, I am sorry, there was an issue with the manual, please download the latest revision from here segger.com/downloads/embos/UM01014_embOS_CortexM_IAR.pdf Best regards, Til -
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Replied to the thread [SOLVED] How to initialize runtime multithread support with embOS 5.10 and IAR 8.5.
PostHello Michael, unfortunately IAR changed the thread safety support in different IAR EWARM version. What needs to be done for different IAR version in described in chapter "4.2 Thread-safe system libraries" and "4.2.2 IAR compiler V8.10 and… -
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Replied to the thread [SOLVED] Nios2: Potential buffer overflow in OS_Init().
PostHello Broddo, thanks for the additional information. Just to keep you up to date, we are still working on it. It's a little bit more complicated to install/use the latest NIOS II tools. Best regards, Til -
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Replied to the thread [SOLVED] Nios2: Potential buffer overflow in OS_Init().
PostHello Broddo, thanks for the detailed description. Maybe an issue with your linker file and stack symbols. We will have a look into this today and get back to you asap. Best regards, Til -
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Replied to the thread [SOLVED] Porting EmbOS to STM32wb55.
PostHello Vadym, Quote from vadymsodolevsky: “As I understand the porting should not depend on IDE. Am I right? ” Yes, correct, the embOS Cortex-M GCC libraries are core/compiler but not IDE specific. Quote from vadymsodolevsky: “Can I use the library… -
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Replied to the thread [SOLVED] Porting EmbOS to STM32wb55.
PostHello Vadym, Sounds like you did not add the embOS library to your project. Yes, we have support for STMCubeMX. Please have a look here: wiki.segger.com/Using_embOS_with_STM32CubeMX No, we don't have a STM32WB55 BSP with embOS Cortex-M GCC so far…