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Compiling and running the CMSIS-RTX with GCC 0

I've tried compiling and running the ble_app_hrs_rtx demo example suing the makefiles and GCC 'as is'. However, the program just hangs and doesn't do anything. Specifically...
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Started over 10 years ago
by acourt
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QT + QBS + Bare-Metal, debug information 0

I'm using QT + QBS + bare-metal + gdb + openocd + stlink(debugger). I want to print into qt-terminal debug information. How Can I do this feature? forexample: int main...
- qbs
- qt
- bare-metal
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Started over 10 years ago
by bishop
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SparkFun Pro Micro 3.3v/8mhz and nRF8001 0

I ran the ble_aci_Tranport_layer_Verification.ino sketch from the Nordic BLE library and I get no output to the serial monitor after "nRF8001 Reset Done" is displayed. I think...

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Started over 10 years ago
by PMAN
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Debugging gets stuck at INLINE app_timer_evt_get() 0

I am trying to debug my code today and am finding that Eclipse is constantly breaking execution at the INLINE function app_timer_evt_get(). I do not have any break point set...
- 110 nrf51822 timer
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Started over 10 years ago
by Locky
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DFU can not complete 0

Hi, Recently, the DFU of the "Master Control Panel" (Android) can not complete the upload mission. But, the DFU of the nRF-Toolbox in iOS is work well. Old...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Jason

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