[Sean Godinez]

Helpful links:

Watchdog Example:
https://github.com/fboris/STM32Cube_FW_F4/blob/master/Projects/STM324xG_EVAL/Examples/IWDG/IWDG_Example/Src/main.c

STM32F411xC/E Reference Manual:
https://www.st.com/resource/en/reference_manual/dm00119316.pdf

[Sean Godinez]

Thank you Peter!

[Sean Godinez]

Thank you Jason!

[Sean Godinez]

Edit: contention -> congestion.

[Sean Godinez]

Disregard item 1 on last post. This happened when I created a new project off of another project vs importing from another project. I hadn’t committed anything, so I guess ‘update all’ took me to the head of my branch which was empty.

Regards,
Sean

[Sean Godinez]

Not a LoRa Network thing, but in regards to the last two posts.

Two things:

1) Whenever I update my project (right click on project in mbed online IDE, and select update all), the entire directory empties and I have to delete the folder and checkout the project again. This may be more of an mbed issue than a Multi-Tech issue. I’m using Chrome Version 44.0.2403.107 m.

2) In the latest mDot_AT_firmware:

Command.h line 70: const bool queryable();

Creates a stack of similar warnings:

Warning: Type qualifier on return type is meaningless in “CommandTerminal/Command.h”, Line: 70, Col: 10

If the function is not changing any member variables of the Command class, and creating a copy of the returned boolean is desired, the prototype should probably be:

bool queryable() const;

If the function is not changing any member variables of the Command class, but it’s returning a member variable, and not copying the member variable on the return is desired, the prototype should probably be:

const bool& queryable() const

Either way, the stack of warnings concerning this line will disappear.

Cheers!
Sean

[Sean Godinez]

Hi Brandon,

For some reason I expected mbed’s Revision view to show my current revision and the latest on the remote master branch, or tell me how many commits ahead/behind from the remote. Sorry for the trouble.

Thanks!
Sean

[Sean Godinez]

Dear Mr. Gilles, Keymaster, Sir,

Thank you for the fast response. Also, great work on the Conduit documentation. I really like the new walkthrough animations.

Multi-Tech should consider hosting their open source code on Github, or similar, so the community can contribute through pull requests.

Cheers!
Sean

[Sean Godinez]

Hi again,

My log for the config step contained the following:

checking for SSL include directory… Not found

Couldn’t find your SSL header files.
Use –with-ssl-incl-dir option to fix this problem or disable
the SSL support with –without-ssl

How are you guys able to configure and build this without these options?

Regards,
Sean

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