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ColdFire -- MCF5282

Started by tech...@gmail.com in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 6 replies

Hello Members I want some help on MCF5282, the ColdFire series of Processors. First and foremost, where do i start off from, considering...

Hello Members I want some help on MCF5282, the ColdFire series of Processors. First and foremost, where do i start off from, considering that am pretty new to the ColdFire arch??? What are my options as well as opensource Compilers , Debuggers are concerned??? Is there something based of the Eclipse Platform , like there are plugins for ARM??? Also, where can i find some Online Tut...


Makefile or not?

Started by pozz in comp.arch.embedded5 years ago 44 replies

What do you really use for embedded projects? Do you use "standard" makefile or do you rely on IDE functionalities? Nowadays every MCU...

What do you really use for embedded projects? Do you use "standard" makefile or do you rely on IDE functionalities? Nowadays every MCU manufacturers give IDE, mostly for free, usually based on Eclipse (Atmel Studio and Microchip are probably the most important exception). Anyway most of them use arm gcc as the compiler. I usually try to compile the same project for the embedded target...


About open source

Started by leilei in comp.arch.embedded12 years ago 9 replies

Hi I have always feels that , the open source software more unstable. Especially when I use Linux, there are always many problems, and most of...

Hi I have always feels that , the open source software more unstable. Especially when I use Linux, there are always many problems, and most of them are hard to solve. Such as eclipse for linux, I have tried it on some linux, like ubuntu, suse, I felt that , it's more unstable than windows edition. Do you have the same feeling? why is this could happen?


embedded tools

Started by ashu in comp.arch.embedded15 years ago 23 replies

Perhaps this is a very naive question, but still, what are tools that you use for embedded development and debug which make life ( development...

Perhaps this is a very naive question, but still, what are tools that you use for embedded development and debug which make life ( development and debug ) easy ? Alternatively, can you all suggest me some website which enlists the popular tools which developers use(like lint and eclipse etc.) regards ashu


GDB-compatible Debugger for the Freescale Coldfire MCF52235CAL60 V2 Ethernet Processor

Started by Randy Yates in comp.arch.embedded10 years ago 12 replies

Hi Folks, I've been searching for a device like this and have only located one thus far, the Abatron BDI3000. However, at $2600, this is...

Hi Folks, I've been searching for a device like this and have only located one thus far, the Abatron BDI3000. However, at $2600, this is outside my budget. Does anyone know of a less expensive debugger that meets these requirements? The goal is to put together a toolchain involving it, Sourcery's gnu toolchain for the device, and Eclipse. So the key is requirement is that it must be com...


Tracing SWO Packets

Started by Sushant8186 in comp.arch.embedded12 years ago

Hello, I am using 32-Micro-controlller from Energy Micro having Cortex M3 core for my development. The IDE is Eclipse Helios along with segger...

Hello, I am using 32-Micro-controlller from Energy Micro having Cortex M3 core for my development. The IDE is Eclipse Helios along with segger Jlink tools for debugging. Problem description: I am trying to develop a application using Lightweight IP stack on FREE RTOS as lower level operating system.Now there are many Debug printf messages in LWIP stack which I want to get it displayed on some ki...


Stack after reset for STM32F with gdb

Started by Fredxx in comp.arch.embedded11 years ago 9 replies

I'm using Eclipse (Kepler release) GCC ARM Tools 4.7 OpenOCD 0.7.0 Its not clear how I can setup the Debug Configuration in order...

I'm using Eclipse (Kepler release) GCC ARM Tools 4.7 OpenOCD 0.7.0 Its not clear how I can setup the Debug Configuration in order to ensure a Reset. Currently the Stack point is not being reset to the value of _estack in g_pfnVectors and on clicking on "Debug" the program counter is at the Reset Handler and SP = 0x00000000 I am presuming that I need to place some commands...


Opensource Debugging Model Question

Started by Randy Yates in comp.arch.embedded10 years ago 4 replies

I am curious how this works at the register level. I am going by the description here, especially the graphic showing the flow and interfaces of...

I am curious how this works at the register level. I am going by the description here, especially the graphic showing the flow and interfaces of the debugging model. http://mcuoneclipse.com/2013/07/22/diy-free-toolchain-for-kinetis-part-3-debugger-gdb-server-wit h-pe-and-segger/ So my question is, when you're in debugging mode, how does Eclipse "know" what registers comprise the target? Is


Problems with Olimex LPC-2106 (random crashing)

Started by Anthony Fremont in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 8 replies

Hello all. :-) I''m new to the ARM world, but after much struggling, I''ve managed to figure out how to compile and load code into RAM using an...

Hello all. :-) I''m new to the ARM world, but after much struggling, I''ve managed to figure out how to compile and load code into RAM using an openocd JTAG programmer from Olimex. Using Eclipse or Insight as the debugger makes no difference in the behavior. The problem is that I seem to be getting random crashes when running the code (simple LED blinker with for/next delay loops). Some...


Rowley Associates and OpenOCD

Started by Mike Perkins in comp.arch.embedded11 years ago 1 reply

For historical reasons I currently use Rowley associated for an NXP LPC23xx series micro and also Eclipse with OpenOCD for STM32F...

For historical reasons I currently use Rowley associated for an NXP LPC23xx series micro and also Eclipse with OpenOCD for STM32F micros. Unfortunately the Olimex ARM-USB-Tiny drivers are different for both packages, with issues of supplying closed source drivers with OpenOCD Has anyone used or found an easy way to switch or to use the same drivers? -- Mike Perkins Video Solutions ...


Eclipse ARM toolchain for the Linux

Started by piyushpandey in comp.arch.embedded13 years ago 58 replies

Hello to all I have Ubuntu 10.04 linux installed on my Desktop PC and I have an ARM development board for the development of applications for...

Hello to all I have Ubuntu 10.04 linux installed on my Desktop PC and I have an ARM development board for the development of applications for the ARM processors and testing the application on the ARM board. I searched all the net and what I have got is either the commercial SDK for the ARM or the open source free developement tools for the ARM that also for the windows and not for the linu...


Debugging Atmel SAM7: Lauterbach or OpenOCD+Amontec JTAGkey?

Started by PretzelX in comp.arch.embedded15 years ago 3 replies

Hi, Just wondering if it is worth forking out for the Lauterbach debugger/ICE or to settle for something like OpenOCD + Amontec JTAGKey to...

Hi, Just wondering if it is worth forking out for the Lauterbach debugger/ICE or to settle for something like OpenOCD + Amontec JTAGKey to debug an Atmel SAM7 MCU please? Basically I'd like to be able to set breakpoints in my IDE (Eclipse or Xemacs) and if possible, view contents of registers/RAM etc. Thanks very much. PretzelX.


IDE for STM32f series

Started by Mike Perkins in comp.arch.embedded7 years ago 14 replies

A year or two ago I put together an IDE using eclipse, gnu arm tools, openocd with a st link JTAG adaptor. I can't seem to get a working...

A year or two ago I put together an IDE using eclipse, gnu arm tools, openocd with a st link JTAG adaptor. I can't seem to get a working system together, and further more some links aren't working I have used to install add-ins for Mars 2. Mars 2 was the system I know worked. Is there a blow by blow account of how to install this with either Neon or Oxygen, or should I bit the bullet...


Join in to discuss Yagarto, a free but powerful tool chain for ARM7, combining GNU and Eclipse

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.embedded16 years ago 4 replies

Hi, just started a new group http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/yagarto/ to discuss any subjects around the tool chain Yagarto. This...

Hi, just started a new group http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/yagarto/ to discuss any subjects around the tool chain Yagarto. This nice package is non-commercial and supported only by the community of users. Nevertheless, it achieved a certain maturity over the last couple years and for certain, the interface is much more intuitive than just using GDB. There are also some "how to's" that...


is this cross development environment possible?

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 1 reply

Hi, All, I'm trying to configure my cross development environment as the following combination. But I'm not sure that is it possible? Eclipse...

Hi, All, I'm trying to configure my cross development environment as the following combination. But I'm not sure that is it possible? Eclipse + CDT runs on Windows platform, the cross tool chain run on Virtual PC (or VMware), and Samba is used to share files between Windows and Linux. The chip on target board is MIPS, and target system can mount file system that provided by NFS on the Virt...


Is this cross development environment possible?

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 1 reply

Hi, All, I'm trying to configure my cross development environment as the following combination. But I'm not sure that is it possible? Eclipse...

Hi, All, I'm trying to configure my cross development environment as the following combination. But I'm not sure that is it possible? Eclipse + CDT runs on Windows platform, the cross tool chain run on Virtual PC (or VMware), and Samba is used to share files between Windows and Linux. The chip on target board is MIPS, and target system can mount file system that provided by NFS on the Virt...


After devision, cpu can't run normal code

Started by bhavin in comp.arch.embedded15 years ago 3 replies

I am using YAGARTO Tool to compile code for AT91SAM7X512 CPU. In which it provides ECLIPSE as editor and GCC Version 4.2.1 as compiler. When...

I am using YAGARTO Tool to compile code for AT91SAM7X512 CPU. In which it provides ECLIPSE as editor and GCC Version 4.2.1 as compiler. When i compile my project it code space around 256776 Bytes and used ram around 32480 Bytes. It works ok. Now as i add other .C & .H files, my code stop working. I m not calling any function of last added files. Just i only put those files and compile and link. Bu...


32Bit, Ethernet, Hardware Tools and Eclipse IDE at Low Cost.

Started by Anonymous in comp.arch.embedded17 years ago 5 replies

We have just introduced a very low cost dev kit, $99 It's 100% complete and the tools are the fully functional. It includes a fully functional...

We have just introduced a very low cost dev kit, $99 It's 100% complete and the tools are the fully functional. It includes a fully functional 147Mhz coldfire processor module and complete RTOS, TCP/IP and tools. http://www.netburner.com/products/development_kits/network_development.html The price is low enough that you can try it on a whim. If you have any questions please ask or explo...


OpenSTM32 (Eclipse) debugger trying to write RAM section

Started by John Speth in comp.arch.embedded6 years ago

Hi Folks- I'm having a problem in which the OpenSTM32 System Workbench debugger reports ?Warn : no flash bank found for address 20000000?...

Hi Folks- I'm having a problem in which the OpenSTM32 System Workbench debugger reports ?Warn : no flash bank found for address 20000000? when I flash my STM32 target using System Workbench. The debugger then fails the binary compare process and prevents me from debugging. My linker script defines a memory region called DTCM which is mapped to RAM starting at 0x20000000 for 64K b


Assessment on Freescale Linux IDE & Dev Tools

Started by Like2Learn in comp.arch.embedded13 years ago 1 reply

I am considering Freescale i.MX processor for my project, and I happenily know the Freescale also supports Linux. I would like to know what...

I am considering Freescale i.MX processor for my project, and I happenily know the Freescale also supports Linux. I would like to know what kind of IDE is typically used by developers of Freescale Linux, CodeWarrior or Eclipse? Does Freescale provide something similar to WindRiver Workbench? Which Dev tools are typically used by developers of Freescale Linux to debug the kernel as well t...



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