Unexpected endianess

[arcane]

Hello,

I’m trying to understand where this error message is from ”unexpected endianess error: flag 104”. This occurs when im trying to flash my STM processor

I have not added anything else besides ST drivers to my VisualGDB project. Everything is from the base generation of building the project from a .ioc file

Any debugging ideas?

[support]

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[arcane]

Solved it, apparently I had tinkered with the VisualGDB Project properties when looking through my git logs I found the problem. The makefile settings was set to a static library, once changed back to Executable it worked.

A little too hasty on the forum post from my side, thanks for the debugging assistance on looking thru the projects source control and settings.

[support]

Hi,

Good to know it works. Using git, or taking brief notes of the settings you change, could indeed save lots of time tracking down such issues.

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