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Using C++ Exceptions on Winarm 20080331 STM32 Target

HI All, I have recently installed WinARM 20080331 and created a test build for the STM32F103ZE target device. I am able to compile, link, and execute all 'C' code and some 'C++' code correctly. The problem appears when I attempt to use the C++ exception handling mechanism. I have

thinks terminate is called recursively? Here is the code for the library functions: #include <stm32f10x_lib.h> #include <sys/stat.h> //--------------------------------------------------------------------------// char * _sbrk_r (void * reent , unsigned incr) { static char heap_mem

µC & Digital Electronics ·Dan Quinz ·2009-11-10 00:47 ·3 Replies

GDB issue (cortex-M3)

, FTDI-drivers and STM32F103CB for the tests. Debugging from Eclipse works as expected (well, at least what I expected/needed). A little bit of additional information can be found in the readme.txt.

2009Q1, > OpenOCD (different but rather up-to-date versions), Amontec JTAGkey, > FTDI-drivers and STM32F103CB for the tests. Debugging from Eclipse works > as expected (well, at least what I expected/needed). A little bit of > additional information can be found in the readme.txt." > > I am also

µC & Digital Electronics ·Ar Lc ·2009-09-09 11:44 ·7 Replies

Atmel announces ARM Cortex-M3 based Controllers

Star from Freescale) 16 bit and it is still used engine (max 2 cyl) and may leave room for more cheap 32bit. I admit I am not a very good connoisseur of ARM using for hobby now PIC24H (due to good price/performance) but for next year for sure I will happly go to 32bit core, ARM Cortex M3 or MIPS depending

different manufacturers have differences, take the frequency for example, nxp lpc1700 is up to 100MHz, ST STM32F103ZE is 72MHz and Atmel AT91SAM3U is 96MHz. Meanwhile, they incorporate various peripherals, although most of them are the same. Before you choose these processors for your project, you shall evaluate

µC & Digital Electronics ·Andreas S. ·2010-01-08 08:57 ·4 Replies

embedding C source in the disassembler window

Anglia Electronics kindly sent me an Eclipse version of the STM32demo project. It includes a custom makefile, so it doesn't use any outside resource such as Solaris to create the makefile. I am trying to create my own project to emulate this with good success

shows that the commands used to build each module are typically: gcc -nostdinc -DLCD_ILI9320 -DSTM32F103x8B -IC:/Software/Mega_Link/Mega_Link/Include -Os -g3 -Wall -c -mthumb -march=armv7-m -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -Wno-pointer-sign -o Source\usb_endp.o ..\Source\usb_endp.c and the linker

µC & Digital Electronics ·Alan Rouse ·2009-03-25 23:02 ·10 Replies

OpenHR20: Firmware for Honeywell Rondostat HR20E

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µC & Digital Electronics ·Mario Fischer ·2022-11-26 13:30 ·1121 Replies

SD card lock and unlock

check out whether your SD card support lock/unlock. I have three SD cards tested, two from panasonic(32MB) and one from kingston(2GB),it seems the old panasonic card does not support this function, and the new kongston SD works well. You can use a mobile phone to check it. I don't know why Windows doesn't

SD card support, you would see a "password protection". I use the MOTO E6 to lock my card, and use STM32F103VBT6 to unlock, then use STM32 to lock and E6 to unlock, both works well. I use the SPI mode. If I cound help you, please email chairang<at>126.com

µC & Digital Electronics ·Al pacino Deniro ·2011-05-10 18:40 ·12 Replies

OOCD with the STM32F103

Good day every one! I'm using the STM32F103 series in an embedded application, together with OOCD. Now the 1st setup: STM32 Evalboard by KEIL with the STM32 in a 64 Pinout and 64 K Flash (STM32F103R8T6) Amontec-JTAG-Key OOCD r423 and r717 Worked just great :-) The 2nd setup: STM32 now in my embedded app. and with 48 pinout 64 k flash (STM32F103C8T6) Amontec-JTAG-Key OOCD r423 and r717 Didn't work! :-( Well it did work sort of, that is, OOCD finds the two JTAG-Devices inside

µC & Digital Electronics ·Lain Iwakura ·2008-07-10 16:11 ·1 Replies

GCC 4.3

\src\stm32f10x_spi.o obj\Debug\lib\src\stm32f10x_systick.o obj\Debug\lib\src\stm32f10x_tim.o obj\Debug\lib\src\stm32f10x_tim1.o obj\Debug\lib\src\stm32f10x_usart.o obj\Debug\lib\src\stm32f10x_vector.o obj

\src\stm32f10x_systick.o obj\Debug\lib\src\stm32f10x_tim.o obj\Debug\lib\src\stm32f10x_tim1.o obj\Debug\lib\src\stm32f10x_usart.o obj\Debug\lib\src\stm32f10x_vector.o obj\Debug\lib\src\stm32f10x_wwdg.o obj

µC & Digital Electronics ·Simon Ellwood ·2009-07-06 16:58 ·36 Replies