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  • in reply to: KEIL Toolchain #22827
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    No problem, we can help you figure this out. Please attach the following screenshots:

    • Registry editor showing the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Keil\Products\MDK key contents
    • The contents of the Keil folder referenced via the registry
    • The VisualGDB toolchain selector with the drop-down list open showing the available toolchains

    This should help us narrow it down and suggest a fix.

    in reply to: missing hardware register difinitions ESP32 #22826
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    Hi,

    You don’t actually need to create a dummy project – simply install our regular ESP32 toolchain and point the hardware register viewer to the registers.xml file from it.

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    Hi,

    Please try closing the solution, deleting the VisualGDBCache and CodeDB folders and then reopening it. If it doesn’t help, please try creating a new project and ensure that the problem doesn’t affect it.

    Then compare the .vgdbproj/.vgdbcmake files between the old and the new project – the old project file might contain some hardcoded paths that became invalid as you have moved it to a different machine.

    in reply to: MSBuild makefile equivalent #22824
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    We have published a detailed tutorial showing how to create bootloader projects with MSBuild here: https://visualgdb.com/tutorials/tutorials/arm/bootloader/msbuild/

    in reply to: MbedOS Projects referencing to external mbed-os directory #22823
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    Hi,

    Sorry, this is still queued. Please allow another 3-5 business days for this.

    in reply to: KEIL Toolchain #22818
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    Hi,

    Are you using the latest v5.4 Preview 10? The Keil support is not available in earlier builds.

    in reply to: Importing existing IAR project does not move the files? #22810
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    Hi,

    Sorry, this is by design – the files are indeed referenced in-place. If you would like to copy them instead, please try making a copy of the entire project and selecting “Move VS project to the imported project directory”. This will have the same effect – the VS project will end up in the same directory with a separate copy of the source files.

    in reply to: VIsualGDB Debugging Exit Without Any Breakpoint HIt #22809
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    Hi,

    It looks like a problem with debug symbols. Please follow this tutorial to diagnose it.

    in reply to: Unit Testing on Windows #22804
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    Hi,

    Given the low cost of the modern MCU evaluation boards, we would advise simply running the unit tests on the hardware. To make the board available to the build server, we could supply a small tool for “sharing” the boards – you should be able to run it on a machine with one or more boards attached, and then configure the build server to run the tests on those boards remotely.

    In order to run the tests without any hardware at all, you would need to refactor your code, introducing an abstraction layer so that most of the common logic can run in a Windows (or Linux) process as well as on the device. Another option would be to modify QEmu to emulate the STM32 peripherals (we use it internally for VisualGDB integration tests), however it would be relatively complex and exposing the evaluation boards to the build server should be much easier.

    in reply to: ERROR: DMA_HandleTypeDef was not declared in this scope #22803
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    Hi,

    Thanks for the detailed description. Most likely this is caused by some invisible characters near the line breaks that are interpreted differently by VS and by Clang.

    If you ever get this problem again, you might be able to reduce it as follows:

    • Add a line “void testfunc();” at the beginning of the source file (after #include-s)
    • Replace each of the problematic line contents (without touching the area near the ending of the line) with a call to testfunc().
    • Confirm that the problem persists.
    • Delete all lines between the declaration of testfunc() and the problematic lines, and also all lines after it
    • Remove references to your #include-d files.

    If the problem can be still reproduced after reducing it to the test code, simply send us the repro file and we will check for the characters causing it and should be able to add a workaround.

    in reply to: MBED susbsystem – can't add/change target platform #22802
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    Hi,

    Yes, please try right-clicking on the project in Solution Explorer and select “Reload Project”.

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    Hi,

    That is specific to ESP-IDF projects; until you build it for the first time, it will be missing the configuration header, so IntelliSense will show random errors and will fail to understand valid code constructs, hence VisualGDB shows a warning. Just building the project for the first time should get rid of this.

    in reply to: LIBSSH2_ERROR_SCP_PROTOCOL while trying to download #22790
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    Hi,

    This looks like a problem on the Windows side (the Linux target doesn’t need to access the Windows paths). Please double-check your file permissions or try using a different Windows folder for the project.

    in reply to: MBED susbsystem – can't add/change target platform #22788
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    Hi,

    Thanks for pointing this out – it turned out to be a bug introduced by the recently added Keil/RTX integration.

    Please try this build: http://sysprogs.com/files/tmp/VisualGDB-5.4.10.2587.msi

    in reply to: Intellisense missing in Arduino projects #22787
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    Hi,

    Please try updating to Preview 10. It includes a few fixes to the Arduino logic.

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