Using Keil, how do I see if the application is throwing an ASSERT?

RE: Using Keil, how do I see if the application is throwing an ASSERT?

sd — Thu, 26 Jun 2014 21:51:22 GMT

This solved my problem... devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../ Thanks for the help!

RE: Using Keil, how do I see if the application is throwing an ASSERT?

sd — Thu, 26 Jun 2014 16:27:38 GMT

By process of elimination it seems to fail with ble_stack_init(). The debugger's blue arrow points to { after main() and stays there after I hit 'run'. I'm not able to get any useful info from the debugger. I must be doing something wrong.

RE: Using Keil, how do I see if the application is throwing an ASSERT?

sd — Thu, 26 Jun 2014 16:08:30 GMT

I commented in ble_debug_assert_handler but the debugger still behaves very strangely. It complains that the line of code that I insert a breakpoint in doesn't exist. I wish that there was a guide for doing this basic stuff... I'm a bit lost with this debugger.

RE: Using Keil, how do I see if the application is throwing an ASSERT?

John — Thu, 26 Jun 2014 15:10:51 GMT

You can add the ble_debug_assert_handler to your project and change the assert handler to call that rather than reset. You can then see if your code is in the ble_debug_assert_handler using the debugger and if it is you can see the file and line number that triggered the assert.