Added support for Nucleo F303RE #959
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I am not sure if it's the right SP, but the basic blink code works. What does the SP stand for? Stack pointer? Also, if you could tell me where to look for the correct address, I would. I looked in the reference manual and the programming manual that STM provides, with no luck. Cheers
The OS_TASKCNT is set to 6, could be more. The OS_SCHEDULERSTKSIZE is set to 112, could also be more. The OS_CLOCK is set to 72000000 which matches the description on https://developer.mbed.org/platforms/ST-Nucleo-F303RE/ Cheers
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Yes ,stack pointer and should point to the top of the RAM, which seems to be correct for your target. You should be able to find the RAM size, starting address. Or look at the linker command file for like arm gcc ,where is defined RAM region with its size. You can remove the comment from the code. Please sign http://developer.mbed.org/contributor_agreement/ and share your nick on mbed if it does not match your github. |
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Hi. I removed the comment in the code and I've signed the agreement. I've written my nickname on my mbed profile.
Link to datasheet Here it says, that the stating address of RAM is 0x20000000, but when I try that in the program, it doesn't work. But if I input 0x20010000, it works, so I'll just leave it at that. Cheers |
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Thanks |
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2 small notes - don't leave trailing spaces, and use more descriptive commit headline message (from Added support for Nucleo F303RE to Add RTOS support for Nucleo F303RE, for instance). I'll merge this as it is now |
Added support for Nucleo F303RE
I am not sure if it's the right SP, but the basic blink code works.
What does the SP stand for? Stack pointer?
Also, if you could tell me where to look for the correct address, I would.
I looked in the reference manual and the programming manual that STM provides, with no luck.
Cheers