2018-05-31 05:34 PM
Hi,
I am new to forum posting and I don't really know how to start ....
It's been a while since I wanted to give the HAL drivers a chance and every time ... I get disappointed. My guess is that they use their interns to code the drivers and no one review them before releasing a package.
Enough said, let's get to the point. I generated a template with STM32 CubeMx on my discovery STM32F072 and wanted to have the USB CDC interface. While looking for a mysterious bug that hangs the micro and bring it to a hard fault, I have found some interesting thing in the file : usbd_code.h
Once again, I don't know where else to go to report this bug, so. Let's take, for example
/**
* @brief USBD_Start
* Start the USB Device Core.
* @param pdev: Device Handle
* @retval USBD Status
*/
USBD_StatusTypeDef
USBD_Start
(USBD_HandleTypeDef
*
pdev)
{
/* Start the low level driver */
USBD_LL_Start
(pdev);
return
USB_OK;
}
See that return value that always return USB_OK ?
So my fix here would be :
USBD_StatusTypeDef
USBD_Start
(USBD_HandleTypeDef
*
pdev)
{
/* Start the low level driver */
return
USBD_LL_Start
(pdev);
}
Let me know if I am wrong, but I have to go through all this file to edit all the return values or else ... they are useless.
#stm32cube---bug-report #usb-fs-cdc #usb_device #stm32cube-fw_f0-1.9.02018-06-08 06:48 AM
Hi
simon.benoit
,We are trying our best to provide a good quality of STM32 software. However, if you encounter a bug, please just share it here. One of our moderators will check it and a fix will be implemented (if needed).
The STM32MCUs Forum is not only a question/answer space , it also allows you to express your ideas, report potential bugs, propose enhancements...
So, thanks for sharing your feedback here. About the point you have highlighted, the returned 'USB_OK' just reflects the USB device status and will not hang the MCU or cause the 'Hard Fault' you're getting.In your case, was commenting ' return USB_OK;' the only modification you did in order to resolve your issue?
Khouloud.