Functions: initOptionBytesInterface() return a rubbish, firmwareUpgrade() and startWirelessStack() returns not correct result.

Hi.

Using STM32Cubeprogrammer API v.2.7.0 with STM32WB55 and USB interface, I find an error when to call initOptionBytesInterface().

...

peripheral_C* options_bytes;

options_bytes = initOptionBytesInterface();

...

As we know, "peripheral_C" structure have a fields:

typedef struct peripheral_C

{

  char name[32];         /**< Peripheral name. */

  char description[200];     /**< Peripheral description. */

  unsigned int banksNbr;     /**< Number of existed banks. */

  bank_C** banks;         /**< Get banks descriptions #Bank_C. */

}peripheral_C;

And after call I see that the banksNbr = very big value.

Its a same for 32 or 64 platforms.

This is 32 platform:

As you see, options_bytes address = 0x02fa6e90.

If we add to this address lenghts of fields name[32] and description[200]

our result will be 0x02fa6f78 as we can see that

banksNbr = 0xc7a2b7a3.

This is 64 platform:

and we can see the same, but more interesting is a fild " bank_C** banks;"

banksNbr = 0x7865742e.

What is a "text_6", "text_7" ... ?

So, x64 dont work ?

Why in different platforms we have a different data returned by function initOptionBytesInterface() and not correct data?

 I try to test project in API folder using USB_Example.cpp - it is a same problem.

Next trouble:

Using API in custom desktop application I find that call connectDfuBootloader() does not work correctly if :

- there is no "Data_Base" folder at the level above the application and in this folder need to present "STM32_Prog_DB_0x495.xml" file.

- if there is no "Flash Loader" folder nearby to the application and in this folder need to present 4 files with names beginning with "0x495", like:

0x495.stldr, 0x495_FUS_Operator.bin, 0x495_nonSecure.stldr, 0x495_secure.stldr

Next trouble: 

When call firmwareUpgrade() with stack and parametere "startStack" = 1 then

function return "1" (error) but stack loaded succesfully and fus dont run :

When call this function (firmwareUpgrade()) with stack and parameter "startStack" = 0 then

function return "1" (error) again but stack loaded succesfully and fus still run:

Why firmwareUpgrade () always return 1 (false)?

Next trouble: 

Function startWirelessStack() always return "1" (false) but stack started.