Hi
I am trying to debug the "ble_app_hrs" example from SDK 6.1.0 (using keil IDE), on 51822 chip. The IROM1 is defined to start at 0x16000 (meant to be used with softdevice). when I start the debug session, the debugger doesn't stop at "main" (even with a breakpoint). The only solution I have found is to set IROM1 to 0x0, and than debugger stops at main and I am able to single step.
Is there a way to debug without changing IROM1 definitions?
Hi.
Did you remember to program the actual SoftDevice onto your board?
If yes, what softdevice did you use? When using SDK 6.1.0 you can chose to use softdevice 7.0.0 or 7.1.0 as described in the Compatibility matrix.
If you didn't and you have never done it before you can have a look at this tutorial to learn how: Setting up an example project on the nRF51 DK
EDIT:
If you are going to run a ble example you cannot change the IROM1 settings. If you set it to 0x0 Keil will try to overwrite the softdevice when programming your application to your board. You can easily see what IROM1 value you should use using nRFgo Studio as seen in this image:
If there is a mismatch between these values you will either get an error when Keil tries to overwrite you SoftDevice or your ble example won't work at all. So I assume you have double checked these values?
If you run your ble_app_hrs example as usual (i.e. without stopping it in debugging mode) does it work as expected?
Hi.
Did you remember to program the actual SoftDevice onto your board?
If yes, what softdevice did you use? When using SDK 6.1.0 you can chose to use softdevice 7.0.0 or 7.1.0 as described in the Compatibility matrix.
If you didn't and you have never done it before you can have a look at this tutorial to learn how: Setting up an example project on the nRF51 DK
EDIT:
If you are going to run a ble example you cannot change the IROM1 settings. If you set it to 0x0 Keil will try to overwrite the softdevice when programming your application to your board. You can easily see what IROM1 value you should use using nRFgo Studio as seen in this image:
If there is a mismatch between these values you will either get an error when Keil tries to overwrite you SoftDevice or your ble example won't work at all. So I assume you have double checked these values?
If you run your ble_app_hrs example as usual (i.e. without stopping it in debugging mode) does it work as expected?
