2020-06-25 6:27 AM
Hello. When I press to Run (Run main.c) button, STM32CubeIDE opens random file, possibly, from current repository, for example: startup_stm32l452xx.s, core_cm4.h etc...
Code is loading successful, but this side effect bothers me.
I would like to disable this function. How can I do it?
If you need more information about this behavior please, ask.
Thank you for reading.
2024-01-30 7:04 AM
Hi,
sorry that is not true.
The issue is not solved in 1.14.0 nor in 1.14.1
https://community.st.com/t5/stm32cubeide-mcus/stm32cubeide-1-14-0-gt-old-issue/m-p/612850
They mark a issue as "solved" as soon they generate a ticket.
Padawan
2024-06-27 12:45 PM
4 Years later and this unexpected behaviour continues...:grimacing_face:
I cannot believe you couldnt reproduce, because in the office 3 people using it and me i use 2 laptops and all does the same after Programming with STMCubeIDE from 2018 till now versions.
I am in main.c tab, but during programming TABS "change" randomly to any other file. If not file open in a tab , it opens any anyway .
2024-06-28 9:12 AM
Just updated to 1.15.1, and this bug is still present. Especially annoying when exiting debug mode to update the code, a random *.s file would open and instead in main, I would start typing in the *.s file.
Please ST, you have been aware of this for years!
2024-07-03 4:40 AM
@GeneralTaoCan you please unmark the answer as an answer. I finally thought the issue was solved, but you incorrectly marked it as solved.
2024-07-06 1:35 PM
STM32CubeIDE 1.16.0 still has the same problem - 100% reproducible.
Hey, ST - will this ever be fixed?
I cannot believe you can just keep ignoring this problem for years now...
2024-07-06 3:00 PM
And do you know what is even more "funny" ??.. using STM32 extension in VScode it has same behaviour after build/compile or run the project ! :flushed_face::face_with_rolling_eyes:
2024-09-27 9:54 PM
Can confirm that the problem is still current! 1.16.0
2024-09-29 11:29 PM
And it's still there in 1.16.1.
that's “asap”, so to speak :(
padawan
2024-11-06 5:10 AM
Hi,
In my case this worked:
I started debug session and 'random' file opened in the editor
I pressed 'Preferences' and
[Window > Preferences > Debug ]
Now, I do not see the 'random' file again.
2024-11-06 5:26 AM
It is no the 0x800128 file it is the startup*.s file or other random
existing .c files.
If you have only open your "app_main.cpp" and you press "debug"
it opens the "startup*.s" file or other files. And this is what we talking about.
paddawan