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kyizawwin
Contributor II

Hi,.

 

I just upgraded to KDS V3.0.0 and had encountered the following. I am not sure what will be the impact on my code.

 

1) At Rapid Application Development I could not select KSDK_1.2.0. So, I have to select "none". Is there any hidden problem in my setting?

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2) At main.c, there is one warning sign at PE_low_level_init(); Not sure it will have any problem.

 

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Thanks,

 

Bryan

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BlackNight
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Hi Bryan,

1) The Kinetis SDK does not support the KL05Z, so this is normal.

2) What debug firmware are you using on your FRDM-KL05Z? I think you have set too many breakpoints, exceeding the number of hardware breakpoints on your target. Disable/remove your breakpoints to see if this is your problem.

As for the breakpoints: you could 'skip' breakpoints (Skipping Breakpoints) to work around the hardware limitation. Or you could use the Segger J-Link OpenSDA firmware which allows you to set more breakpoints than the hardware has available (Freedom Board with Segger OpenSDA Debug Firmware).

I hope this helps,

Erich

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kyizawwin
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Thanks, Enrich!

It seems that break point inherited from coping my previous project. It goes away when i create project.

Bryan

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Hi Bryan,

1) The Kinetis SDK does not support the KL05Z, so this is normal.

2) What debug firmware are you using on your FRDM-KL05Z? I think you have set too many breakpoints, exceeding the number of hardware breakpoints on your target. Disable/remove your breakpoints to see if this is your problem.

As for the breakpoints: you could 'skip' breakpoints (Skipping Breakpoints) to work around the hardware limitation. Or you could use the Segger J-Link OpenSDA firmware which allows you to set more breakpoints than the hardware has available (Freedom Board with Segger OpenSDA Debug Firmware).

I hope this helps,

Erich

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