Closed heartacker closed 4 years ago
Hi @heartacker,
The problem is that you are specifying the target type to be "cortex_m" (the -t cortex_m
argument). This target is generic and doesn't have any memory regions defined.
Instead, set the target type to one matching your chip. In your case, you will be using a target defined in the AC781x_DFP CMSIS pack. To see which targets are available, you can run pyocd list --targets --config e:\github\AC781X\AC781X\ac7811_eide\.eide\pyocd.yaml --name ac781
. It will look into the pack you have set in your config file.
Hi @heartacker,
The problem is that you are specifying the target type to be "cortex_m" (the
-t cortex_m
argument). This target is generic and doesn't have any memory regions defined.Instead, set the target type to one matching your chip. In your case, you will be using a target defined in the AC781x_DFP CMSIS pack. To see which targets are available, you can run
pyocd list --targets --config e:\github\AC781X\AC781X\ac7811_eide\.eide\pyocd.yaml --name ac781
. It will look into the pack you have set in your config file.
thanks for help
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