No, I don't use PICO_CXX_ENABLE_EXCEPTIONS. But the behaviour is exactly the same...
- changes and (incremental) build aren't visible on the device after flashing (e.g. adding a printf in the main loop -> only the outdated ouput is visible in the terminal)
- Break-Points aren't hit
- clear cmake-cache and rebuild helps sometimes
- complete rebuild the project helps sometimes
My problem is:
1) I don't see output informations like erase / falsh / verify
2) If one stept (erase / flash / verify) fails (what I currently not know), the procedure should stop
3) changes should be considered without rebuild or clear/reconfigure cmake
- changes and (incremental) build aren't visible on the device after flashing (e.g. adding a printf in the main loop -> only the outdated ouput is visible in the terminal)
- Break-Points aren't hit
- clear cmake-cache and rebuild helps sometimes
- complete rebuild the project helps sometimes
My problem is:
1) I don't see output informations like erase / falsh / verify
2) If one stept (erase / flash / verify) fails (what I currently not know), the procedure should stop
3) changes should be considered without rebuild or clear/reconfigure cmake
Statistics: Posted by P51D — Fri Jun 20, 2025 5:50 am