- Fri Nov 27, 2015 1:00 am
#186200
Hello,
I'm using the GNU ARM plugin for Eclipse with OpenOCD as a debugger. This is on Windows 10 x64. The problem I'm facing is the following error when trying to debug or run the sample program:
Please tell me what further information is needed for dealing with this issue, or how I can collect more detailed logs etc. I'm in urgent need of a working project skeleton.
Thanks in advance.
P. S. I have compared the debug configuration settings between the working and non-working projects, and found no difference. Same .cfg file, along with everything else. Is my .elf being rejected because there's something wrong with it?
I'm using the GNU ARM plugin for Eclipse with OpenOCD as a debugger. This is on Windows 10 x64. The problem I'm facing is the following error when trying to debug or run the sample program:
Error in final launch sequenceThere are several kinds of STM32 project templates that the ARM plugin offers. Most notably, there's the "STM32Fxxx C/C++ project", and it works out of the box no problem. But it's bundled with the old version of STM32 library. I wanted to use the latest STM32F3Cube, so I used the other template - "Hello World ARM Cortex-M C/C++ project", as per the recommendation of this article. It's designed for use with the STM32F3Cube, and it's the one I can't load onto the board.
Failed to execute MI command:
load C:\\Development\\stm32-test\\Debug\\stm32-test.elf
Error message from debugger back end:
Load failed
Failed to execute MI command:
load C:\\Development\\stm32-test\\Debug\\stm32-test.elf
Error message from debugger back end:
Load failed
Load failed
Please tell me what further information is needed for dealing with this issue, or how I can collect more detailed logs etc. I'm in urgent need of a working project skeleton.
Thanks in advance.
P. S. I have compared the debug configuration settings between the working and non-working projects, and found no difference. Same .cfg file, along with everything else. Is my .elf being rejected because there's something wrong with it?