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STMStudio V3 Problem

elpellini
Associate
Posted on July 18, 2012 at 19:59

Hi Friends from ST and dear fellows.

I'm using STMStudio with yagarto toolchain and STLIB with the STM32F4Discovery.

Up to release 2.2 of STMStudio I was able to import any global variable avaliable from inside the my generated elf file, despite the fact it is 8, 16 or 32 bit, signed or unsigned ints.

Today I installed STMStudio, release 3.0, and suddenly the program stopped showing the variables when trying to import them from the elf file.

ST, I think it is a bug, nor some program limitation.

Any hint from someone ?

This tool is great for development purposes.

Keep up the good work.

And greetings to you all.

Eduardo Pellini

#stmstudio-stm32f4discovery-stm32

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tobias2399
Associate
Posted on October 04, 2013 at 14:50

Hi,

I got the same problem here (using a STM32F103R8). Today I installed v3.3 but it is alsways the same - only 8 and 32bit variables where shown.

I tried some vars and marked with ''okay'' which are shown in import dialog:

 

// 8bit:

 

u8                 _u8;            //okay

 

s8                 _s8;            //okay

 

uint8_t         _uint8;            //okay

 

int8_t             _int8;            //okay

 

char             _char;            //okay

 

char            _char_arr[10];    //okay

 

 

// 16bit:

 

u16             _u16;            

 

s16             _s16;

 

uint16_t         _uint16;

 

int16_t         _int16;

 

unsigned short     _unsigned_short;

 

signed short     _signed_short;

 

 

// 32bit:

 

u32             _u32;

 

s32             _s32;

 

uint32_t         _uint32;

 

int32_t         _int32;

 

unsigned int     _unsigned_int;    //okay

 

signed int         _signed_int;    //okay

Alle the others are not shown - so no 16bit and also the most 32bit are not available in STMStudio.

Can somebody please check if it is the same on other computers?

Thanks.