Dear Sir, I am using Samsung ARM-M0 S3FN41F as my micro-computer, its data sheets shows it can be compiled by MDK-Keil, but on your website, I have not found that KEIL can support this chip. Could you help to confirm it?
Plus, there are 8 pads of the chip which is on the target board, they are SWDCLK,SWDIO,F SDAT,PHASEA, VPP, nRST, +5V, GND. What hardware I need to buy and connect it to the target board and also connect the PC so that I can compile and debug the chip program?
Plus, if I want to send by an attachment, how can I do? Thanks and best regards
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But, when I create a new project I do not have an option for S3FN41F. The only "FN" device is S3FN429. I don't know anything about Samsung devices, so that's all I can say.
You may be able to use the generic ARM Cortex-M0 device configuration -- but I've never done that either.
And I'm using the most up-to-date version of uVision, v4.72.0.0.
Thank you for your reply! But how about my other two questions?
Look if you want support for these products you'll need to do so through your support contacts at either Keil or Samsung. Samsung may be able provide you with an update or patch for new processor releases.
Dear Sir, Eventually, S3NF41_KEIL_flashuse.FLM which is called configure file for KEIL MDK is got, could you tell me how to add it to KEIL MDK IDE to use for S3NF41F(Samsung cortex-M0)?
It's a file only for Flash programming algorithm. It has nothing to do with your project device or debugging... However you can programming your chips with this file, if you build an M0 project with only the functions of M0-core and internal peripherals.