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I don’t see compactcpp on that settings page…
The only reference I can find is in stm32.mak: LIBRARY_NAMES += compactcppWhen I removed that and rebuilt, it failed on my uses of std::array<>.
Ok, but how do I change any MCU-settings so I can find the “regenerate” button? The project is standalone.
Thanks, much better!
I also managed to get rid of the Live Variables window by dragging and docking it back to the main IDE window.Thanks for the answer, yes an option would be nice.
And it didn’t help to delete the .vs folder, Live variables still pops up on the second screen every debug session 🙁In the GDB CL I tried detach but target didn’t understand, then disconnect and it worked.
Changed to -target-disconnect in settings and after that it did work.
Strange because I tried all four options yesterday and none of them worked..Yes, you’re right; using stand-alone BSP didn’t mess with my project, it was another mistake I made :s
But it’s good to know where to download older BSPs anyway, thanks!
Yes, it normally only starts one instance, listed in Task Manager as JLinkGDBServerCL (or something like that, don’t have access to it right now).
But when I use Live Variables it starts another instance, and that one is listed under devenv.exe, so Visual Studio is starting it I guess.
It’s that instance that keeps prompting me to select device.I use JLink 5.10h right now, but I’ve tried other 5.x and it’s the same thing.
Also, it may have started when I upgraded the JLink debug tool you provide inside Visual Studio, think it’s 3.0 I use now.That is already set to the correct device, and “normal” debug works.
It’s when that other instance of JLink starts that it prompts me for the device.@swineone: how did you convert the F1 to HAL? I need to do the same thing, but can’t get it right.
I downloaded the latest HAL via STM CubeMX, copied it to where the old one is, and trying to change the code. Do you have more details than that?
Thanks in advance.
