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nRF52840 dongle pca10059 development kit for Gazell

Hi all,

I started a project on nRF52840 dongle with Segger IDE. I used SDK15.2 given by Nordic and my goal is to develop a program that permits to communicate between 2 usb dongle over Gazell protocol.

My problem is : Only the Blinky project on the SDK15.2 is compatible with pca10059, so I have chosen to start with this basic project. But as soon as I  want to include libraries for example for the button or anything else, there is many errors that appears because of dependencies.

I already tried to include path files to the configuration of the project, adapt the code...but there are always some errors.

So I'm here to know if someone can share a basic project compatible with my dongle (pca10059) that permits to do a minimum of things like push on the button, communicate with Gazell etc.

Thanks for your return.

FloBoth

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  • I am sorry to say this, but even if someone gives you another ready-made project for SEGGER you STILL won't understand how to resolve all the dependencies since you will simply hit the same problem when you try to change that. I had exactly the same trouble trying to understand the SEGGER environment when I first started with it. I also struggled to add libraries and sources to satisfy even the compilation and linking, let alone the operation.

    I think that people will help you if you give a concrete example of errors when, for example, you try to use buttons. Take a small step - just try to read the buttons and explain here your problem. If you immeditely launch into gzll without experience of really simple steps, IMHO you will struggle.

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  • I am sorry to say this, but even if someone gives you another ready-made project for SEGGER you STILL won't understand how to resolve all the dependencies since you will simply hit the same problem when you try to change that. I had exactly the same trouble trying to understand the SEGGER environment when I first started with it. I also struggled to add libraries and sources to satisfy even the compilation and linking, let alone the operation.

    I think that people will help you if you give a concrete example of errors when, for example, you try to use buttons. Take a small step - just try to read the buttons and explain here your problem. If you immeditely launch into gzll without experience of really simple steps, IMHO you will struggle.

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