marge Nordic example into mbOS of Segger embedded studio

[Bar]

I want to know is there a quick way to include an all ready example from Nordic nRF5_SDK_15.2.0_9412b96 folder into a mbOS environment example (start )? Like copy some XML files and place the nordic folder in the mbOS folder?

[Edvin]

Hello,

Are you talking about Mbed?

If you have a ready example from the SDK, I believe the easiest way is to use Segger Embedded Studio IDE and compile and flash the example. We do not really control what is available on Mbed.

It may be one way to do it, but you would have to check on the Mbed community.

Best regards,

Edvin

[Bar]

Stell didn't get answer. I am using the embOS (I don't know what is it Mbed). I also ask the some question on the Segger side but they also didn't progress me more (this is the link https://forum.segger.com/index.php/Thread/5966-Empty-mbOS-project/?postID=21948#post21959).

I excluded the files they point as doplicate but I miss a lot of defines  especially in the startup file thumb_crt0.s like __stack_process_end__ , __stack_start__, __stack_end__ and lot of the some kind. I also look on the .xml file from the example in Nordic but couldn't find the answer.

 Is there an easy way to marge Nordic nRF52 project into the RTOS of segger?

[Edvin]

I am a bit confused. Can you please explain what embOS is? Can you send a link that describes it?

Best regards,

Edvin

[Bar]

I am talking about this one.

www.segger.com/.../

[Edvin]

I see. I believe that Segger can answer better than me why you don't get the section placement option. 

Are you sure that you really need to us mbOS for your project?

Either way, can you try to click "Edit options" from your last screenshot in the link that you just posted. Then, inside the project settings, go to "Linker" and see if you can find the "Section Placement File" option.

If you don't actually need to use mbOS, you should check out our SDK. You probably need to include the SoftDevice if you intend to use the BLE features of the nRF51. Do you use the nRF51? I see that your segger post is mentioning nRF52840 quite a lot. So I just want to confirm what chip / Development kit you are using.

Let me know what chip you have, and what you intend to use (Bluetooth Low Energy?).

BR,

Edvin