On 28 Oct 2014, at 12:43, Liviu Ionescu <i...@livius.net> wrote: > ... GNU ARM Eclipse plug-ins (http://gnuarmeclipse.livius.net/blog/), and I'm > considering, for the mid-term future, adding a new debugging plug-in to run > certain tests under un emulator
I did the first steps towards this, I added a branch of QEMU as a sub-project of GNU ARM Eclipse. I fixed the semihosting/gdb problems, and I added some cosmetic features (like some verbosity, accept to load image via GDB without -kernel, some option aliases). I also documented the build procedure on Windows/Linux/Mac and the intended use cases: http://gnuarmeclipse.livius.net/wiki/The_GNU_ARM_Eclipse_Plug-ins_Developer_Wiki#QEMU Next I plan to add support for new boards, mainly STM32F ones, probably starting with STM32F4-DISCOVERY. I tried to make my patches as generic as possible, to easily contribute them back to the main distribution, if anyone is interested. I'd be happy if GNU ARM Eclipse QEMU would catalyse/concentrate development for Cortex-M emulation. > I think Francis Alistair [1] is working on STM32 support, search for Netduino > patches. I plan to analyse all existing solutions, and, if Francis agrees to contribute his changes to GNU ARM Eclipse, I can consider them for inclusion. Regards, Liviu
