Running BLE example using Segger Embedded Studio

[Jan Lundskov]

@Michael Dietz

Hi Michael! I am not sure what happened to my last question regarding the BLE example using Segger Embedded Studio. It is no longer visible in the post comments.

I have now added the preprocessor definitions you mentioned. I am installing Keil on my Windows PC to check the definitions as well.

One other thing I noticed is that when I import the Blinky example into SES only one project is created in the Project Explorer, but when I import the ble_app_hrs_s132_pca10040 example two apparently identical folders are created...

Is that correct?

I have now tried to delete one of the folders and add/change everything as we have discussed and now I am able to compile and run the code.

When I open the nRF Toolbox App on the HRM screen the device is not visible though. I have downloaded and verified the s132 softdevice.

If I try to start a debug session I get a 'stopped by vector catch' error (0x7bc 4B01 ldr r3, 0x000007C4).

What can cause this issue?

[Raphael]

I had the same problem and the solution (at least for me) was setting the Section Placement Macros to: FLASH_START=0x1b000 RAM_START=0x20001f00 based on the linker file included in the armgcc directory. Note that I was using S130 with PCA10028 and SDK v11-alpha2. I did not change the flash_placement.xml. The start values for flash and RAM there should probably remain what they are and not be the same as the section placement macros, i.e. not factor in the SoftDevice.