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Hi bazis,
today, after restart of my PC (or maybe of VS10), I cannot reproduce the problem and now the compile-clean-build-rebuild process works fine (it left just 5 warnings and 1 message). I have done many tests but, excluding to try to import an existing project that generates the same problem with error 0001 instead of 9009, now it works fine. It is possible to import .c and .h code written for a MCU(the same I reported before, but generally one of which you say to support) and then setting all appropriate compiler-linker-make options so to use VS instead of Eclipse or CCS or CodeBlocks or simply the program files organized into directories? Does it exists a tutorial or a guideline on how to proceed with?
Thanks for your fast reply.
Davide@bazis wrote:
As discussed per email, this is the limitation of the TrueSTUDIO GDB server. Using a GDB server that is not restricted to TrueSTUDIO is the solution.
Yep, as i told you, you either can use the gsb-server from atollic in version 1.3.0 or the texane/stlink uitl.
However it works fine nowNot ufficially discontinued, but as you can see on sourceforge the last update for the portable version was 28 october 2010
I have opened a thread 5 month ago for add some simply feature to the portable version like commandline ( the same cli of the installed version, it’s one line of code to change ), remove driver-install it without reboot ( add driverquery at the end of uninstalling, another 1 line of code ) remove unused registry key, it’s a couple of line of code etc. but nothing of that happened, and I say sadly that never happen because noone can make a change to that code on the earth except the author.Oh yeah i like your arrow 😀
LOL, you have right, but i don’t think we’ll see a new portable version, i will die before the release (and i’m young lol )
@Thunder wrote:
Basiz…a little answer like “i’m working on it blabla i’ll make this feature, i’ll not add this feature blabla”
I’m not the only one waiting for this 😥I’d like an answer…
I am also trying to debug a stm32f4 discovery board.
at least could get the st-link gdbserver to run via DEBUG.
But there is still a problem with the read socket, which ends up in closing the st-link gdb server.iam using the tooolchain from sourcery and the st-link gdb server from attolic.
Here is my logwith the error at 0.509ms:
[0.229] STM32_AppReset(): NVIC_DFSR_REG = 0x00000009
[0.231] STM32_AppReset(): NVIC_CFGFSR_REG = 0x00000000
[0.233] STM32_AppReset(): XPSR = 0x41000000
[0.233] STM32_InitDevice(): ST_LINK Major version =2 Jtag version =17
[0.233] STM32_InitDevice(): ST_LINK VID=1155 PID=14152
[0.234] STM32_InitDevice(): ST_LINK device status: HALT_MODE
[0.240] stm32_reset_hw_wtchpt_module(): Hardware watchpoint supported by the target
[0.248] create_stm32_flash_device(): FuncEntry
[0.249] create_stm32_flash_device(): STM32 device: id =10016413
[0.250] create_stm32_flash_device(): STM32 device: Flash size =1024
[0.250] create_stm32_flash_device(): FuncExit
[0.250] read_f2_option_bytes(): FuncEntry
[0.255] read_f2_option_bytes(): FuncExit
[0.255] main(): Start Logging
[0.260] Socket_WaitForTrueStudioConnection(): Waiting for TrueSTUDIO client to connect on port 61234 …
[0.509] Socket_WaitForTrueStudioConnection(): TrueSTUDIO client connected.
[0.509] Socket_WaitForTrueStudioConnection(): Receive buffer size set to 65536 bytes.
[0.509] Socket_Write(): Tx: #724b$[0.509] Socket_Read(): Rx: +$qSupported:qRelocInsn+#9a
[0.609] main(): Error while waiting for debugger connection.@blank wrote:
When i first heard about this program, i was excited because i’ve been previously using daemone tools lite, which is kinda bloated, and this program seemed like such an easy solution.
but, i simply cannot get this to work. And it’s getting ridiculous.
I downloaded the latest 3.3 signed version from the website, and go install, and it said everything was fine.
When i right click in an iso to mount it, it pops up saying its installing the driver. however it does this forever and eventually times out.
So i have to restart my computer to remove uninstall this, because the installer/uninstaller is then froze.
After i uninstalled it, i then reinstalled it as an administrator, and same problem.
So i rebooted, and uninstalled again.
but now i still have the “select drive letter & mount” in my right click menu, even tho this is uninstalled.
how do i remove this unusable program??
thanks
I have A Solution, Which Works,
While Installing WINCDEMU, Choose customize installation, and do not install it on default location, ie do not install in c:programfiles (x86)
choose any other folder, ie you try use c:wincdemu
it works perfectly with c:wincdemu.Thanks for reading
I have A Solution, Which Works,
While Installing WINCDEMU, Choose customize installation, and do not install it on default location, ie do not install in c:programfiles (x86)
choose any other folder, ie you try use c:wincdemu
it works perfectly with c:wincdemu.Thanks for reading
Same. Trying to mount audio CD that was created with ImgBurn, saved as cue+bin. Will not mount (neither the cue nor the bin). Also will not create “iso” image of the cd.
WinCDEmu
The CD inserted in F: is not a regular data CD. The ISO image will most likely be unreadable. Do you want to continue?
Yes No
I click “Yes”, then immediately comes:
Error
Reached the end of the file.
OK
I was hoping a CD emulator would be able to mount an audio CD.
Same here. Same problem. Same OS.
I get this message:
Cannot install driver: error E0000247Other virtual image software works without a problem.
Impossible, i have ask it to many people, my colleagues, with C++ knowledge ( and me too i have try it, i’m not a super expert but i’m not a super n00b ). Result:
The Code + the BasizLib is a *pain in the ass*
The structure is crazy for who don’t know the code…the only can do it is the Author.
If Basiz a day leave the project, no one will be able to complete it and that is why I’d ask to him to do at least some changes to make the portable version perfect and not disturbing him anymore…
