INTVEC Location in Studio? gcc and IAR does this differently. The ld file maps sections into memory (and yes, .vectors is where arm-gcc places the interrupt vector).
The vector itself is defined in a...
Tuesday, 4 January 2022 - 19:11
INTVEC Location in Studio? The linker file is usually part of your project for SAM devices in Studio... Have you looked through for .ld files?
I think the .map file (under Output in the solution...
Incorrect asserts in hal_timer.c You need to contact microchip support with these requests.
Remember that asserts are only active during debug builds, so a release build will disable asserts.
Saturday, 11 December 2021 - 20:18
Unexpected Chip Identifier Error Not sure speculating would help. If the chips are actually marked wrong, then I would contact Microchip support directly so that they can try to figure it out.
How do I import 3rd party hardware ARM drivers? Depends on how the high quality factory made 3rd party drivers are distributed. I would imagine that the drivers tells you how to integrate them.
BTW, I couldn't find where the list command was documented atprogram help list
Use batchisp which is the command line version of flip
gcc and IAR does this differently. The ld file maps sections into memory (and yes, .vectors is where arm-gcc places the interrupt vector). The vector itself is defined in a...
The linker file is usually part of your project for SAM devices in Studio... Have you looked through for .ld files? I think the .map file (under Output in the solution...
Since you apparently got a .DMP file, attach it to your Microchip support case so that they can have a look
You need to contact microchip support with these requests. Remember that asserts are only active during debug builds, so a release build will disable asserts.
Not sure speculating would help. If the chips are actually marked wrong, then I would contact Microchip support directly so that they can try to figure it out.
0xa12d0a01 = SAMV71J19B, SAMV71J19B or, SAMV71Q19B 0xa13d0a00 = SAMV70J19, SAMV70N19 or, SAMV70Q19
No, you have given 0 context
Depends on how the high quality factory made 3rd party drivers are distributed. I would imagine that the drivers tells you how to integrate them.
1) you can't find it 2) VA outline
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