Hi Sebastian, I tried deleting build folder and created again. Compilation successful without any issues. Issue not seen anymore Thanks, Balasubramanyam Rangineni

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I can't think of any reason why blinky would work, whilst hello_world would produce that error. Could you try again after deleting the build directories? It is not necessary to add --specs=nosys.specs

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Hi Marti, I tried compiling zephyr\samples\hello_world\ project. I used camke command to compile cmake -GNinja -DBOARD=nrf52832_mdk .. Failure seen after this command itself. But when I tried compilin

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Hi, Is this an upstream sample project? What command lines did you use for cmake and building the project itself? Thanks, Marti

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Hi Team, I am just getting started with Zephyr and trying to setup development environment. I followed all the steps described to setup ARM GNU GCC toolchain and compilation ENV. After setting up ever

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Hi, You can check project: tests/application_development/cpp AFAIK it is possible to build openthread written in C++ for Zephyr if you want more complex example. Best regards Andrei Emeltchenko

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Hi, Does anyone tried to compile a project written in C++ or knows how powerful is Zephyr in supporting C++ applications? Regards, Mina

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Alternatively ... sebo@mach:~/$ cd $ZEPHYR_BASE sebo@mach:~/zephyr$ git fetch --all sebo@mach:~/zephyr$ git tag --list sebo@mach:~/zephyr$ git checkout zephyr-v1.12.0 If you get an error during checko

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Hi, If you have changes or commits, then # git pull –rebase origin Or if no changes and want to have a near fresh clone then, # git fetch –all -p # git reset –hard origin/master Regards, Vinayak PS: t

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Hi, How can I update my local zephyr project (that I have cloned from Github before) to the latest (or a defined) version? Regards, Mina

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I added the ZEPHYR_BASE in environmental variable and it works now. Thanks.

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Hi there, I did tell you yesterday how to do that. Download Rapid Environment Editor. Add the environment variables you want with it Save Now ZEPHYR_BASE will be set automatically every time you open

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Yes, I am running on windows. and I set the ZEPHYR_TOOLCHAIN_VARIANT and GCCARMEMB_TOOLCHAIN_PATH in zephyrrc.cmd but I have to run zephyrrc.cmd and zephyr-env.cmd every time I am running a new comman

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In Windows you can run zephyr-env.cmd to set ZEPHYR_BASE. It also has a hook to invoke your own zephyrrc.cmd which is handy for setting ZEPHYR_TOOLCHAIN_VARIANT and GCCARMEMB_TOOLCHAIN_PATH.

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I assume you are on Windows from what you say. If you have a single copy of the repo on your disk you can add ZEPHYR_BASE as a permanent environment variable. I recommend https://www.rapidee.com/en/ab

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Hi, I have to set the the ZEPHYR_BASE environment variableIs every time I creat a new command window session to compile a project. Is there any way to save the ZEPHYR_BASE environment variableIs in wi

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Hi Vikrant, It's impossible to say for sure without some more information. It's possible that different advertising parameters are used. If you have PB-ADV enabled that will also take time away from P

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Hi Johan, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=301ynC2IdbY Mr. Martin Woolley has released video which shows time required to discover & provision #BluetoothMesh DEVICE. In this case, he has used "firmware

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