nrf_fault_handler_t in SDK 11 with s130

[Eliot Stock]

Reading the migration doc at:

<SDK>/components/softdevice/s130/doc/s13x_nrf5x_2.0.0_migration_document.pdf

I see there's a new fault handler type and an implementation of it should be passed to:

sd_softdevice_enable()

I can't make sense of this. None of the example apps even call sd_softdevice_enable(). Instead they call:

uint32_t softdevice_enable(ble_enable_params_t * p_ble_enable_params);

How are supposed to use the new fault handler?

[James Yu]

sd_softdevice_enable() is called in softdevice_handler_init() which is called by SOFTDEVICE_HANDLER_INIT() macro, which is called by ble_stack_init().

[Eliot Stock]

OK, thanks. I see the SDK implementation of softdevice_fault_handler() in softdevice_handler.c. The migration doc is a bit misleading on "The application code must now provide a fault handler in the above format." It's already done in the SDK.

[dcollier8]

Please confirm above comment: It's already done in the SDK.