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HRM failure HardFault_Handler

Hello,

i try to get HRM example to work with eclipse. I can compile the project with GCC in eclipse and flash it to the PCA10001 eval board. I can find the HRM with the Master Controlo Panel. Then i select the device and discover all services. Up to here works allers great. But after all the services listed in the master control panel following is written in log:

[13:52:23.0] Received Read Response, handle: 0x0018, value (0x): 4E-6F-72-64-69-63-53-65-6D-69-63-6F-6E-64-75-63-74-6F-72 [13:52:23.0] Service Discovery complete [13:52:26.5] Lost connection to device. Reason: BTLE_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT [13:52:26.5] SERVER: Received packet <HciEvent: eventCode=0x0A> - <HciEvent: eventCode=0x0A> [13:52:26.5] SERVER: Received Link Loss

In the debugger call stack from PCA10001 board i can see that the program is in the HardFault_Handler. Call Stack: Thread [1] (Suspended : Signal : SIGTRAP:Trace/breakpoint trap) HardFault_Handler() at gcc_startup_nrf51.s:173 0x1bb06 0x11cb4 0x11cb4

Is the address 0x11b4 in softdevice? Is here an undefined interrupt call?

I also try the HRM example with Keil Toolchain. With Keil all works greate. But i can't find the differnt between eclipse and keil.

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  • It only happened in my own project.

    But now i have found the solution :-)

    in my Makefile, the order of LDFLAGS was as follows: -L"$(COMPILER_BASE)/arm-none-eabi/lib/armv6-m/" -L"$(COMPILER_BASE)/lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/4.7.4/armv6-m/" -mcpu=cortex-m0 -mthumb -mabi=aapcs -Xlinker -Map=$(OUTPUT_LST_DIR)/$(PROJECT_NAME).map

    With this order, the linker takes the thumb standard library and not ARMv6-m libraries. It now works with the following settings: -L"$(COMPILER_BASE)/arm-none-eabi/lib/armv6-m/" -L"$(COMPILER_BASE)/lib/gcc/arm-none-eabi/4.7.4/armv6-m/" -Xlinker -Map=$(OUTPUT_LST_DIR)/$(PROJECT_NAME).map -mcpu=cortex-m0 -mthumb -mabi=aapcs

    Thank you for your help :-)

  • Great that you found it! :-) I wasn't aware that the sequence of linking could cause issues like this, so I'll most definitely keep it in mind!

    BTW, since you weren't registered when posting, you can't accept an answer, but I accepted this one, since this turned out to be the solution. :-)

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