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On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 1:51 PM, vinit agrawal wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I have got this STM32 Discovery Kit, which is really lost cost dev platform
> for stm32 line of MCUs and it also include an onboard
> JTAG-Programmer/debugger based on ST's own Protocol called ST-Link. I a
hi all:
2011/1/8 loody :
> Hi all:
> I remember there is an instruction called COP which can used for
> taking look at coprocessor registers.
> But I cannot find out the usage.
> From the help message, if I want to take a look at coprocessor 13
> select 0, it should use "cop cp 13 0",
> but I alwa
Hi!
Here's another path which improves the idea.
I've come with a problem, that has two solutions. When a board (or
whatever) configures some event handlers (like "reset init") this is
usually done like this:
$_TARGETNAME configure -event reset-init {
...
}
But now, _TARGETNAME is
Hi all:
I remember there is an instruction called COP which can used for
taking look at coprocessor registers.
But I cannot find out the usage.
>From the help message, if I want to take a look at coprocessor 13
select 0, it should use "cop cp 13 0",
but I always get error message as below:
> help
Hi guys,
I have got this STM32 Discovery Kit, which is really lost cost dev platform
for stm32 line of MCUs and it also include an onboard
JTAG-Programmer/debugger based on ST's own Protocol called ST-Link. I am
sure most of you are already aware of that.
to be able to program this board from lin
