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segger jlink cortex m4f floating point debugging 0

Hello. I would like to develop FW for the nRF52832, using Eclipse IDE + ARM GCC + Segger JLink OB. I've seen on the segger webpage that the nRF52832 is a Cortex M4 processor...

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Started over 8 years ago
by kobyfr
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app_timer_appsh and debug with repeat timer, nRF51 0

When using app_timer through scheduler, a break and go will overflow the event queue if a timer is a repeat timer. The effect is that it's not possible to debug. To work...
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Started over 8 years ago
by Jon (jono)
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Setting a hardware timer 0

I need to be able to actively set the value being incremented in the Timer2 register on the nrf52 (what I believe would be it's main register). It seems that this might be...
- nrf52 timer s132 gcc eclipse
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Started over 8 years ago
by archangel689
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BSP and energy consumption nRF52 0

The errata for the nRF52 indicates higher consumption in managing timers and GPIOTE. Does the BSP for SDK11 follow recommended practice to deal with these errata can I ask...
- nrf52 bsp
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Started over 8 years ago
by RichieJH
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pstorage storing takes infinite time? 0

Hi, I am trying to understand the pstorage to record a log for temperature. In my code, I can call pstorage_init(), and clear a block but when I try to store some data...
- s130
- pstorage
- nrf51822
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Started over 8 years ago
by talha

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