2020-11-06 02:56 AM
Hi,
I am trying out the cubeide coming from IAR. I am currently having a problem that some interrupt is occuring which goes to the default handler. Since all unmapped interrupt functions go to the same handler apparently CubeIDE shows an incorrect interrupt as entry point. So I am trying to figure out which interrupt is really occurring. I thought I would go to the register view and look op the nvic registers but it turns out that this register view is only showing some core registers and not the peripheral registers (stm32f7). Can I find them somewhere else ? Other suggestions ? Worst case, is there an (easy) way to add them myself ?
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2020-11-06 03:21 AM
Ok , apparently cubeid has a 'register view' for core registers, and a SFRs view for peripheral registers.
2020-11-06 03:21 AM
Ok , apparently cubeid has a 'register view' for core registers, and a SFRs view for peripheral registers.
2020-11-06 05:25 AM
If your issue is solved please tag as answered ... will help community
2020-11-09 08:06 AM
What exactly does 'tag as answered' means. I do not immediately see a way to change the status of this question to solved or something.
2020-11-23 02:09 AM
Hi,
In STM32CubeIde v1.5.0, the core registers have been added with the peripheral registers in the same SFRs view.
Rgds,
Laurent
2020-12-15 04:33 AM
Hi Laurent,
I recently upgraded to 1.5.0, but the R0/R1/.... registers are still in a different view as the peripheral registers ?
Or what do you call core registers ?
I am working with a cortex M7
Regards
Bram
2020-12-15 05:11 AM
Hello,
In v1.5.0, the core registers have been added with peripheral registers, so now you can see the NVIC, MPU, Systick...registers in the same view.
The General registers have not been modified, all R0-Rx, SP, LR, PC and FPU regs are in this view.