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Using Enumerations problem?

HenkvW

Hi,

I'm using the MCBSTM32E board with STM32F103ZE uC.

If I declare an enumeration type as 'static' in a function or as a global variable then the compiler signals no error or warning but the application simply does not run.

typedef enum{
first=1,
second=2
}TeMyEnum;

void vMyFunc(){
 static TeMyEnum eMyEnum=second;
}

Where do I go wrong?

Thanks
Henk

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    SOLVED!

    >Did you enable all errors/warnings in the compiler/linker settings?

    I always do.

    >Start Debugging

    I allready did but the debugger steps through my program but the Leds do not react.

    Both BOOTn pins connectors where unconnected on the board. The jumpers where positioned sidewards. After putting a jumper between BOOT0 and GND (Boot from Flash) the program and RESET buttons run solid as a rock!

    Henk (feeling a little ashame) ;-)

    Guys, thanks for your help!

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    SOLVED!

    >Did you enable all errors/warnings in the compiler/linker settings?

    I always do.

    >Start Debugging

    I allready did but the debugger steps through my program but the Leds do not react.

    Both BOOTn pins connectors where unconnected on the board. The jumpers where positioned sidewards. After putting a jumper between BOOT0 and GND (Boot from Flash) the program and RESET buttons run solid as a rock!

    Henk (feeling a little ashame) ;-)

    Guys, thanks for your help!

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