hard fault after configure systick

[cai.bai]

i use NUCLEO - F767ZI and test a simple code as follow

int sum(int a,int b){
 
    return a+b;
}
 
int main(void){
 
    int dly;
 
    __enable_irq();
    SysTick_Config(100000);
    NVIC_EnableIRQ(SysTick_IRQn);
    
    dly = sum(1,3);
    return 0;
}

i debug it and when call sum(1,3), it will goto hard fault.

if comment ​NVIC_EnableIRQ(SysTick_IRQn); call and it work fine.

can someone help me ?

[waclawek.jan]

I don't think you are supposed to return from main().

JW

[cai.bai]

this is example code,actually ,if call NVIC_EnableIRQ(SysTick_IRQn); it will goto hard fault before return;

[AvaTar]

Do you have an interrupt handler routine for SysTick, don't you ?

And you have checked in the Map file, or ?

[cai.bai]

yes,i'm sure SysTick_Handler define correctly

[AvaTar]

And implemented + placed correctly ?

[cai.bai]

yes ,map like

  i.SysTick_Handler            0x08000254  Section    0 main.o(i.SysTick_Handler)

  i.SystemInit               0x08000258  Section    0 system_stm32f7xx.o(i.SystemInit)

  i.__scatterload_copy           0x080002bc  Section    14 handlers.o(i.__scatterload_copy)

  i.__scatterload_null           0x080002ca  Section    2 handlers.o(i.__scatterload_null)

  i.__scatterload_zeroinit         0x080002cc  Section    14 handlers.o(i.__scatterload_zeroinit)

  i.main                  0x080002dc  Section    0 main.o(i.main)

  i.sum                  0x08000358  Section    0 main.o(i.sum)

i think it not about SysTick_Handler, because it goto hard fault before call sum(...)

[AvaTar]

And did you evaluate the hardfault reason (SCB regs) ?

[Tesla DeLorean]

Really shouldn't need to do that, if you've configured the SysTick it should have the SCB set up.

Remember it is a System Handler, not an IRQ in the broader sense, and the IRQn will be negative

HAL_NVIC_SetPriority() would be usable

[Tomas DRESLER]

How big is the stack and is it defined within reachable RAM? Are other interrupts working well?

Is the VTOR modified in start-up code? It must be aligned or else HF will occur, too.