See also:
http://www.keil.com/appnotes/docs/apnt_173.asp
Dario
- Original Message -
From: Dario Vecchio
To: SimonQian ; Pedro Martos ; openocd-development@lists.berlios.de
Sent: Monday, April 27, 2009 6:12 PM
Subject: Re: [Openocd-development] Keil AGDI interface to openOCD
It seems they have just released a new version:
http://www.keil.com/appnotes/docs/apnt_145.asp
my project is built around the old version
Dario
- Original Message -
From: SimonQian
To: Dario Vecchio ; Pedro Martos ; openocd-development@lists.berlios.de
Sent: Monday, April 27
Hi Magnus,
I see another problem if we are not lucky and an existing application
breakpoint is exactly at the
same address of the temporary breakpoint used by the algorithm.
As breakpoints are stored with respect to their address here is what happens:
> b) Add the temporary breakpoint used by
> You could define a few step/breakpoint commands in tcl that has this
> functionality. The existing functions would then be the low level
> implementation
> of hardware/software breakpoints.
with the "breakpoints list/save/restore" patch one can use a similar script:
---
Hi all,
I found that after manually setting hardware breakpoints 'flash write_image'
and 'verify_image' commands fail if there are no more hardware breakpoints
available.
I think they should be removed before command execution and then restored.
> Dario Vecchio wrote:
>> if is omitted it defaults to "BreakPoints.bpt" in the current
>> working dir.
> I have a nit to pick with that.
>
> I do not think MixeDCaseFilEnames are good, all filenames should be lower
> case.
>
> Reason: Openocd
> ---
> Note that this patch also modify the "rbp" command: without arguments it
> clear all breakpoints:
>
> "bp" : clear all breakpoints
>
> ---
sorry:
"rbp
Here is the patch to list/save/restore breakpoints.
Usage:
---
"bpsave " : saves a script file that can be used to restore
breakpoints in this format:
bp 0x0040 0x0004 hw
bp 0x0100 0x0004 hw
bp 0x0200 0x00
> What openocd svn version are you using?
Right now I have updated to the latest svn (879) and the behaviour is the
same.
(compiled without modifications with mingw inside Code::Blocks in WinXP)
The modified version I use is a pre-tcl version modified to compile with
VC6.
The behaviour is the s
Dear developers,
I'm using str9comstick and, having to debug some problems, I would like to
know the following things:
- nSRST only resets the core or also resets the embeddedICE (e.g. clear all
breakpoints)?
- the reset halt sequence can be done in this way?
- reset all (nSRST and nTRST asserte
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