Committed.
I haven't tested it, but it looked correct to me.
Well spotted!
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Answering some of your questions here. Please keep tabs on your problems
and keep sending patches/bringing them up one by one :-)
There was a lot of good feedback in this email, but of course with so
many things in a single posting, there is the danger(certainty actually)
that some things will dr
> Are you using a Microchip board?
> If so, which one. There is a "starter kit" (dm320001) and a
> "starter board" (dm320003).
> I suspect I also need the "i/o expansion board" (dm320002).
>
> I'm interested in this for another MIPS project, but thought
> I should first practice with the same ki
I'm new to OpenOCD and had it debugging out of RAM beautifully. I've
been getting sporadic errors verifying binary images I write to flash. This
got me interested in OpenOCD and its code. The rest of this email is a
long list of issues I encountered, some of which are probably due to
my own misunde
Hi, I'm developing a product based on the STM32, we're using openocd for
debugging
and production programming, so it's important to have things working right.
I was having trouble when I added a global initialised variable, which caused
a .data section to be created after the .text with padding
Hi guys,
I implemented the Dominic suggestion to ignore the iMX31 IR error:
http://forum.sparkfun.com/viewtopic.php?t=7841&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=45&sid=45354d14976fd68c1fa088693f66ed7f
I commented the lines 1475, 1476, 1487 and 1488 of src/jtag/jtag.c:
free(cbuf);
Are you using a Microchip board?
If so, which one. There is a "starter kit" (dm320001) and a "starter
board" (dm320003).
I suspect I also need the "i/o expansion board" (dm320002).
I'm interested in this for another MIPS project, but thought I should
first practice with the same kit you are usin