Thanks Flavio - I hadn't thought about using a VM; that would avoid yet another
lump of PC hardware cluttering up the place if I can't get the WSL or MAC
approach to work.
I am really hating Window at the moment (1 machine can connect to my Mac, the
other can't...many hours wasted NOT fixing it!) and I had thought it time to
jump ship to Mac...but Linux seems even more appealing right now!!
On 11/05/2021, 18:24, "Flavio Castro Alves Filho" <flavio.al...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hello Tim,
What I do here to implement a NuttX application is to use an Ubuntu
Server VM (in my case, VMWare).
In this VM, I map my Jlink (which is a nucleo board with changed
firmware). I use Segger tools to load the firmware.
To code, I use VSCode in Windows with SSH access to the VM (I set a
host-only network).
For the toolchain, I use x-pack arm-gcc. The toolchain provided by
ubuntu does not provide gdb.
You can use the VSCode extension with GDB and JLink to run.
Hope it helps.
Best regards,
Flavio
