STM32CubeProgrammer: "Register" tab doesn't work after return from StandbyMode
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2023-04-19 1:31 PM - edited 2023-11-20 7:43 AM
Hi.
Before enter to standbyMode i can accesss to registers in "register" tab, but after return from standbyMode I can't.
First picture present state before enter to stanbyMode
After return from standbyMode I don't see registers:
but there are still visible in "memory and file editing" tab:
I also notice that after change MCU core state, a icon with text "CPU" doesn't update. I must click once again on icon on left bar to force update:
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2023-04-21 2:48 AM
Anyone could confirm the issue? @Houda GHABRI @Imen DAHMEN
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2023-05-09 4:24 AM
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2023-05-11 2:09 AM
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2023-05-13 3:00 AM
For the debug interface to work in low-power modes, it has to be enabled. Read about it in the following article (issue 3):
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2023-05-16 2:17 PM
I don't see the connection between my post and your link. Moreover I think it is stm32cubeprogrammer issue as application
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2023-05-23 3:30 PM
If you do not enable the respective bits in DBGMCU_CR register, entering low-power mode disables the debug interface on MCU and the debugger looses connection. J-Link sets these bits automatically, but ST-LINK, of course, does not...
