Hi, Love your tool. Noticed a GUI issue with resizing the window. The layout doesn't adjust properly. Would you consider looking at my fix to the layout? I've attached my changes as a zip file.
I tested opening the file you attached with version 0.0.7 of the program but was unable to replicate the Null Pointer Exception error message. You say you are unable to launch the Configuration Wizard, presumably from the Nordic IDE. Are you able to launch the JAR file directly from the File Explorer in Windows? If you aren't then you might want to make sure that Java is installed correctly on your system. If you can launch the JAR file on its own, then perhaps there is an issue with the entry for...
by the way it's not about file ı can't open CMSIS Configuration wizard Output is like that: CMSIS Config CMSIS Config sdk_config.h Command line: Working directory: C:/Nordic_semi/nRF5_SDK_17.1.0_ddde560/examples/MyProjects/blinky/pca10040/blank/ses[ Error starting process Finished CMSIS Config
this is the file
Hello, can you attach a copy of the sdk_config.h file please?
Can some one explain for us how to fix it? I have same issue ı cant fiqure it out
I have the same problem...
Hi, I have the following message when trying open sdk_config.h file. I'm using the lastest verion of the program (0.0.7). Please help
Hello, here is one short example (includes also the example values sent before). Regards
Hello, Thanks for the feedback. Can you provide a sample header file that produces the error? I'd like to test it out.
Items which expect integer value without range modifier annotation are displayed in CMSIS in hex format without any indication that is a hex , while the original number in sdk_config.h is still in decimal. Even if modified from CMSIS as hex number, the modified value back in sdk_config.h is still in decimal, which make quite a confusion. I tried <0> and <0-> modifiers , but CMSIS protests and doesn't want even to start. // <o> ST7735_MOSI_PIN - Pin number <0-47> ////this way with <0-47> shows in...
Currently, the "tree" view gives(or seems to give?) no indication of how each "node" is set; eg, enabled or disabled. To see the setting of a "node", you have to select it in the "tree" view, and then look at the setting at the bottom of window: This makes it very laborious when trying to see a number of settings - or when trying to compare 2 configuration files. Cross-post: https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/45362/cmsis-configuration-wizard---option-highlighting It would be good if the...
Hi, Thanks for your feedback - yes this is indeed a feature that needs to be added. I'll try and devote some time to getting this implemented.
A late reply. It works. Very thanks!
Hi Yanzu Wu, v0.0.7 is now live on Sourceforge - I've added the ability to open a file directly from the command line. Please give it a test and let me know how it goes.
CMSIS Configuration Wizard v0.0.7:
Great! Look forward to that. Thanks. Yanzu Wu
Hi Yanzu, The program doesn't support that at the moment, but I've had another request for the same feature so I intend to add it in the next couple of days. Please check back later.
Hello, Does it support command line parameter, like "xxx.jar -d file_name.h"? This will bring much convinience for use. I tried but failed. Thanks! Yanzu Wu
Dont work for me: java -jar CMSIS_Configuration_Wizard.jar **# A fatal error has...
Hi, This looks to be a problem with the Java JRE: "The crash happened outside the...
Hi Chris, Sorry for the late response. This isn't actually an Eclipse plug in. It's...