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I am developing a number of projects for STM32 processors using Eclipse, gcc, gdb and an Olimex ARM-USB-OCD jTag dongle. All works well, but every time I relaunch the project in debug mode the code stops at address 0x08000000. The debug window displays 'No source available for "g_pfnVectors() " '. … |
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I am developving a number of projects in Eclipse that share common files (such as peripheral drivers). Each project therefore pulls together source files from a number of folders. Within my makefile I have concatenated together the names of all the source folders as can be summarised: [CODE] SOURCE = …
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Several years ago I installed Windows XP and since then I have faithfully used Auto Update to install all the updates recommended by Microsoft, including SP2 and SP3. My PC has now developed problems, one of which is the inability to run some programs, including Internet Explorer. This in itself …
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I have been programming in C for many years, but I have just started using GCC/Eclipse for a new project to develop a product using an embedded ARM processor. I have found a problem that hasn't existed in previous C compilers I have used: I have created a define as …
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I am trying to define peripheral ports in an embedded application as variables at fixed addresses (e.g. PortA is at address 0x10010). I could do this using #define: #define PortA *(u32*)0x10010 However, this wouldn't allow me to view the value of PortA in a watch window when debugging, since there … 
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