Debugproblem with STM32 Discovery

[rage]

I bought the mikroPASCAL PRO for ARM, some click-Boards, Visual TFT and a STM32F4 Discovery Shield. Software installed the drivers and utilities for the STLink. Everything OK. Written small test program compiled, the Discovery fired by F11 (mikroProg / Options -STLink -JTAG, Connection-Normal). So far so good. Unfortunately, you can not debug it, F9 immediately brings an error, see Appendix. One can the compiler then only by Alt + Ctrl + Del kilen, the message is repeated continuously. You can also see the data with the Discovery to be replaced, the LED flashes red / green.
Why is that?
With best regards
rage

[filip]

Hi,

Does this happen each time you run a debugger, with every project ?

Regards,
Filip.

[rage]

Yes with every project, regardless of whether demo even written etc. Immediately after the start of the debugger.

[MaGiK]

Hello Rage and welcome to the forum

Is your (MikroProg suite for ARM) software updated to the latest version?
If not, then please update it.
Windows 7 and higher might require administrative updating.

Also, do you get this error when you debug a simple code (An LED blinking for example)?
I'm just checking here, but did you compile that code as a debugging type or a release type?

Best Regards

[rage]

OK, i have checked with a other PC, all ready. With my PC, is not correct. Now make a update for the Discovery, and now running the debugger.

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rage

[MaGiK]

Hello Rage

I see that I've misunderstood you earlier
Now, if I understand you correctly, you have solved your issue
If so, then I'm glad everything worked out well

Best Regards

[strawbot]

I am working with a STM32F429I-Discovery board and while I can program the board with an example such as led blinking (and it works), I cannot run the debugger. When I try the debugger in hardware (software works) I get a dialog saying no device and when I click the OK, I get a dialog saying mikroElektronika ICD hardware not found.

How can I debug with the ST-Link on the discovery board? I've looked through all the options and dug through the forums and this one seems to have a question closest to my problem.

I'm evaluating several IDE's right now for a couple of projects and I will need some good tools for the next couple of years. Yours is the only one where I download an example and the example continues to work after I power cycle the board. I can also download the hex file to the internal boot loader with the unix tool stm32flash. Although I can't figure out what address to tell it to go to to run it. But that is a secondary question. If I can't debug, then its all no good.

I will also need to know how easy it is to use the peripherals such as SPI, I2C, UART, Timers, GPIO, DMA, Interrupts, Low power mode, and if there is a TCP/IP stack available. Right now the clock is set up wrong because the LED is not blinking according to the software settings. I have use STM32Cube with another IDE and found it quite useful for dealing with a lot of the above concerns. Does the mikron Pro for ARM accept generated code or projects from STM32Cube?

Thanks.

[filip]

Hi,

Did you set ST-link/SWD debugger in the IDE and mikroProg Suite for ARM options ?

Regards,
Filip.

[strawbot]

Yes.

[filip]

Hi,

Could you please attach the detailed photo of the board and connections ?

Regards,
Filip.

[strawbot]

Here's a photo

[Toley]

Did you try this: http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... 15#p231444