And I forgot to include the FreeRTOS part: #define configCPU_CLOCK_HZ ( SystemCoreClock ) #define configTICK_RATE_HZ ( 1000 ) Where SystemCoreClock is set to 16000000 by default.

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Hi there, Thanks for the feedback and sorry for the delay. Here is my function that initializes the clock, it is called right after HAL_Init(): // Configure the main internal regulator output voltage

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Hi David, I'm not a SWO user myself but I'm suspecting a clock set up issue. On FreeRTOS, what was the clock configuration you were using ? Cheers

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Hi all, I use segger ozone to do debugging via RTT it's free download which may be helpful. It does have swo trace and STM32 JTAG configuration inbuilt it may be something to consider. But I work with

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+ Erwan, Simen, Krzysztof, Andrzej As mentioned in an earlier email (to which you replied without context so I had to start a new thread), RTT does work across reboots without problems, at least on No

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Hi, thanks for your feedback ! I have a STM32F746ZE-based board and using west with jlink runner to flash it. I have the same issue when I reset the target via JLink Commander.

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Hi there, We don’t use SWO but RTT (also from Segger) and we don’t need to reset the JLinkRTTViewer/Logger when we reset the target. Could it be that the way Zephr flashes and then resets the target (

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I am still struggling to figure out why I cannot keep receiving traces through reboots. On the same dev board with FreeRTOS it was consistent: I was able to log target resets without re-launching swov

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Replying to my own issue: First I misunderstood module registration: #include <logging/log.h> // Must be done outside the function LOG_MODULE_REGISTER(toto, LOG_LEVEL_DBG); void main(void) { //... LOG

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Hi, I am just getting started with Zephyr and currently working on a STM32F746ZE. I added a custom configuration for this board based on STM32F746G_DISCO. After having run successfully the blinky exam

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All I did was to uncheck the "start pyOCD locally"

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Hello, I am trying to setup Eclipse with GNU MCU Eclipse plugin as an IDE debugger for Zephyr under Ubuntu 19.04. That is mainly in hopes to be able to debug with multiple threads, since I can't seem

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Does the application work without the debugger attached? (i.e., did it get programmed into flash correctly?) I’ve seen weird behavior if you leave the GDB client executable at the default. Try changin

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Hi, i am trying to set up eclipse, gdb and jlink for debugging NRF52832. I am using a PCA10040 board with an integrated Jlink debugger. I have a simple project with a single main.c file. My prj.conf a

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