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Stephen ISIDORE
Posted
27-Jul-2011 11:10 GMT
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ARM
New! uvopt file corrupt after debug session

I'm working with a board based on LPC3250 chip and my uvopt file is always bad after debugging session.

I've found the following line in uvopt file :

      <TargetDriverDllRegistry>
        <SetRegEntry>
          <Number>0</Number>
          <Key>DLGTARM</Key>
          <Name>Hõ</Name>
        </SetRegEntry>
        <SetRegEntry>
          <Number>0</Number>
          <Key>ARMDBGFLAGS</Key>
          <Name></Name>
        </SetRegEntry>
        <SetRegEntry>
          <Number>0</Number>
          <Key>UL2ARM</Key>
          <Name>-UV0335AAE -O14 -S0 -C1 -N00("Unknown JTAG device") -D00(1B900F0F) -L00(4) -N01("ARM926EJ-S Core") -D01(17900F0F) -L01(4) -FO11 -FD8000000 -FC800 -FN1 -FF0LPC32x0_M29W320ET_ERAM -FS080010000 -FL0400000</Name>
        </SetRegEntry>
      </TargetDriverDllRegistry>


the corrupt line is :
<Name>Hõ</Name>

after debug i'm lossing "programming algorithm"

Somebody have an idea

thanks

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IB Shy
Posted
27-Jul-2011 11:33 GMT
Toolset
ARM
New! RE: uvopt file corrupt after debug session

"<Name>Hõ</Name>""

I remember seeing something very similar a few years ago when updating a project from uVision version 3 to 4.

I mentioned it to Keil support, who sent me an updated uVision 4. At the time, this was a pre-release.

Since upgrading those projects (with their update), I've not seen it since.

If you've got an older copy of uVision 4, then you should probably update. Otherwise, I suggest you ask Keil support.

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stephen isidore
Posted
27-Jul-2011 19:31 GMT
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ARM
New! RE: uvopt file corrupt after debug session

Note

I'm also working onto target based on LPC2000 with the same environment (PC and IDE) and I've no problem

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Andrew Neil
Posted
27-Jul-2011 12:21 GMT
Toolset
ARM
New! RE: [Name] Hõ[/Name]

Could that be something to do with your language setting in Windows...?

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