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*** error 65: access violation at 0x40023800 : no 'read' permission

i'm nagendra murthy, i'm developing code for STM32F427VITboard for blinking the led using keil. i'm facing the problem in solving this error *** error 65: access violation at 0x40023800 : no 'read' permission. i have connected the LED to port B pin no 14 and 15. program is running without errora and warning. but when i debug it. it is showing error mentioned above.. please help me..

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  • Today's wording is

    "Complete peripheral simulation is not available and is not planned to be implemented by ARM." - http://www.keil.com/dd/chip/6331.htm

    Which basically translates to there are now thousands of chips, hundreds in any given vendor family, we can't test/validate all those, and won't, if you need gate-level simulation be prepared to go to such a tool vendor and write a *very* big cheque.

    Your choices are to buy a $10-100 board that gets you enough function you can test your ideas on it, or partition your design so you can test the logic/core function in a HW agnostic way first, by building a test framework that emulates the hardware on the edges with code, scripts, and data files.

    Takes a special kind of fool to build a board they can't access, program or debug.

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  • Today's wording is

    "Complete peripheral simulation is not available and is not planned to be implemented by ARM." - http://www.keil.com/dd/chip/6331.htm

    Which basically translates to there are now thousands of chips, hundreds in any given vendor family, we can't test/validate all those, and won't, if you need gate-level simulation be prepared to go to such a tool vendor and write a *very* big cheque.

    Your choices are to buy a $10-100 board that gets you enough function you can test your ideas on it, or partition your design so you can test the logic/core function in a HW agnostic way first, by building a test framework that emulates the hardware on the edges with code, scripts, and data files.

    Takes a special kind of fool to build a board they can't access, program or debug.

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