On Wednesday 15 January 2014 22:38:47 Koenraad Lelong wrote: > op 15-01-14 13:31, Michael Schnell schreef: > > Did you try to create the PC->ARM cross gdb and ARM cross-compile the > > ARM gdbserver ? It might be that this in fact was why he needed the huge > > libraries. > > I did create a cross-gdb, I think. But no server. I'm using JTAG, with > openocd. I use Insight compiled for arm-embedded. Insight is a GUI for > GDB, and maybe gdb is compiled in, I don't know. > I connect the JTAG-dongle to the PC via USB. Then I start openocd. Then > I can telnet to openocd to erase and program the flash. Then I use > Insight that connects to openocd via a network-interface to debug. > One can use MSEide for that purpose. I do it daily to develop systems with Energy Micro controllers. There is a gdb-server from SEGGER which connects to the J-Link debug interface contained in a cheap Energy Micro starter kit, which is connected to the target chip by the SerialWire debug interface. The cross-binutils, gcc and gdb are the GPL-versions from Code Sourcery (no Eclipse necessary). I assume this setup should work for the Free Pascal compiler too. I used a similar setup for development of Atmel AVR32 UC3 systems, although with the not so cheap AVRONE debug interface. ;-)
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