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A binary built with ARMCC is not able to connect to the connector. #80

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byungdoochoi opened this issue Sep 8, 2016 · 6 comments
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Step:
1-1. Build this example with the online compilation environment.
1-2. Build this example with mbed cli with -t ARM.
2. Flash the binary and turn on the K64F and ESP8266.
3. See it connects to a wifi AP.

Symptom:
It can't connect to the connector; stops moving forward after this line:

SOCKET_MODE : UDP
Connecting to coap://api.connector.mbed.com:5684

Enabling logs from ESP8266Interface, I could see below is the last AT command:

AT> AT+CIPSTART

Supposed to be:
You should see "Registered object successfully!" from your terminal.

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ciarmcom commented Sep 8, 2016

ARM Internal Ref: IOTCLT-1007

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@geky Please check this , it works for GCC but not for ARMCC

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janjongboom commented Sep 20, 2016

@yogpan01 @geky Same issue for me on Ethernet, also breaks Simple mbed Client. Works fine with GCC... Any update?

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@janjongboom which ARMCC build are you using ?

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@yogpan01 Online compiler. Load mbed-os-example-client in the online compiler, add security.h, compile -> does not do anything on my K64F...

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yogpan01 commented Nov 8, 2016

Hi, there is a new release for mbed OS 5.2 and if there is still an issue with WiFi or some compile version, I suggest to open it up on mbed-os repository as that is the right place to handle such issues, mbed Client only uses those APIs just like any other application and if you are experiencing issues like non-connection on different compiles, it has to be raised on mbed-os.

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