I checked their website and it is true, Segger is the Swiss-army knife of
debuggers. This is something that has happen in the last 2 years. That ARM11
project started 3 years ago and ended 9 months later.
-----Original Message-----
From: l... [mailto:l...]On Behalf Of
42Bastian
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2010 11:18 PM
To: l...
Subject: Re: [lpc2000] GOOD debugger which works with all the compilers
and LPC (ARM7 ,ARM9 AND ARM11)
Michael Freeman schrieb:
> What do you need ARM11 support for?? You will not find a debugger that
works
> with the ARM11 and all compilers. Also any debugger that works with
ARM11 is
> $$$$$$. We looked into some for the iMX31, most were stand alone units
with
Nope. J-Link works with ARM11, I myself use IAR with a Phytec i.MX35 and
it just works fine.
--- In l..., Raju N wrote: >
> Any body tried the j-link debugger with(choices for compilers) GNU arm GCC
> ,Keil IDE(with all compilers which keil supports) and Cross works,Open OCD
> only?
>
> On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 3:29 PM, kevin_townsend2 wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > > Yes, i got information that most of them are using J-link debugger.Will
> > it
> > > support for ARM7 and Cortex,ARM11 WITH ALL compilers?
> >
Come on,
as Kevin pointed out, any compiler besides plain GNU that you would purchase
costs a multiple of J-Link. If you are "acquiring" the compilers other than a
legal license, you should not ask for support.
So, you ask whether a $300 tool will support Keil (several k$ or CrossWorks
>1k$), yes it does and it is penny wise and pound foolish to make a decision
based on this fact.
Nevertheless, going with Keil I would also go with ULink2 because this
combination has been tested in every detail. I have a J-Link and it works with
Keil and IAR that's for sure. There are Application Notes on the segger.com
website about using J-Link with GNU, there is a document on the Rowley website
how to use J-Link with Crossworks. Now, please go and purchase one and try it
out yourself.
Bob
Reply by "M. Manca"●March 12, 20102010-03-12
I have just received an EKK-LM3S9B96 Stellaris evaluation kit; inside
there is an usb-jtag adapter based on a FTDI chip that has a jtag plus a
rs232-jtag interface. I think it would work with every common ide
because TI/Luminary sells the same kit for Keil, GCC/CodeSourcery and
IAR ide/compilers, it could be a cheaper alternative also compared with
Olimex USB-OCD also if you buy a Stellaris evaluation kit.
I will test with ARM ides and then I will post the results.
Raju N ha scritto: >
> Any body tried the j-link debugger with(choices for compilers) GNU
> arm GCC ,Keil IDE(with all compilers which keil supports) and Cross
> works,Open OCD only?
>
> On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 3:29 PM, kevin_townsend2
> > wrote:
>
>
> > Yes, i got information that most of them are using J-link
> debugger.Will it
> > support for ARM7 and Cortex,ARM11 WITH ALL compilers?
>
> I'd say if you can afford to buy ALL compilers available for ARM,
> the price of an extra HW debugger or two should be peanuts when
> the real (rather than theoretical) need arises. The J-Link
> probably represents the most well-rounded option in terms of
> IDE/HW-support ... but if you want to work with every possible ARM
> platform known to man, it's going to cost a lot more money than a
> $300 debugger.
> --
> Raju Nalla
> Application Engineer
> Unistring Tech solution pvt Ltd
>
Reply by Raju N●March 12, 20102010-03-12
Any body tried the j-link debugger with(choices for compilers) GNU arm GCC
,Keil IDE(with all compilers which keil supports) and Cross works,Open OCD
only?
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 3:29 PM, kevin_townsend2 wrote:
> > Yes, i got information that most of them are using
J-link debugger.Will
> it
> > support for ARM7 and Cortex,ARM11 WITH ALL compilers?
>
> I'd say if you can afford to buy ALL compilers available for ARM, the
price
> of an extra HW debugger or two should be peanuts when the real (rather than
> theoretical) need arises. The J-Link probably represents the most
> well-rounded option in terms of IDE/HW-support ... but if you want to work
> with every possible ARM platform known to man, it's going to cost a lot
more
> money than a $300 debugger.
>
>
>
> Yes, i got information that most of them are using
J-link debugger.Will it
> support for ARM7 and Cortex,ARM11 WITH ALL compilers?
I'd say if you can afford to buy ALL compilers available for ARM, the price
of an extra HW debugger or two should be peanuts when the real (rather than
theoretical) need arises. The J-Link probably represents the most well-rounded
option in terms of IDE/HW-support ... but if you want to work with every
possible ARM platform known to man, it's going to cost a lot more money
than a $300 debugger.
Reply by 42Bastian●March 12, 20102010-03-12
Raju N schrieb: > Yes, i got information that most of them are using
J-link debugger.Will it
> support for ARM7 and Cortex,ARM11 WITH ALL compilers?
Why don't you just ask Segger ?!
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Reply by Raju N●March 12, 20102010-03-12
Yes, i got information that most of them are using J-link debugger.Will it
support for ARM7 and Cortex,ARM11 WITH ALL compilers?
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 10:48 AM, 42Bastian wrote:
> Michael Freeman schrieb:
>
> > What do you need ARM11 support for?? You will not find a debugger that
> works
> > with the ARM11 and all compilers. Also any debugger that works with ARM11
> is
> > $$$$$$. We looked into some for the iMX31, most were stand alone units
> with
>
> Nope. J-Link works with ARM11, I myself use IAR with a Phytec i.MX35 and
> it just works fine.
>
> And thats not $$$$$$, only $$$ :-)
>
> --
> 42Bastian
> +
> | http://www.sciopta.com
> | Fastest direct message passing kernel.
> | IEC61508 certified.
> +
>
>
Michael Freeman schrieb: > What do you need ARM11 support for?? You will not
find a debugger that works
> with the ARM11 and all compilers. Also any debugger that works with ARM11
is
> $$$$$$. We looked into some for the iMX31, most were stand alone units with
Nope. J-Link works with ARM11, I myself use IAR with a Phytec i.MX35 and
it just works fine.
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 11:48 AM, raju wrote: >
> Hi,
> I am getting difficulty to check the output of each statement excution in my
application with out debugger.any idea which debugger is the best choice to
purchase which works with all the compilers and all LPC ARM7,ARM9 and ARM11
microcontrollers?
>
>
Reply by Raju N●March 11, 20102010-03-11
i am mainly looking for ARM7 and ARM9 (ARM 11 if possible) related
debuggers?
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 1:37 AM, Michael Freeman
> wrote:
> What do you need ARM11 support for?? You will not
find a debugger that
> works with the ARM11 and all compilers. Also any debugger that works with
> ARM11 is $$$$$$. We looked into some for the iMX31, most were stand alone
> units with no or very little direct compiler support.
>
> Best Regards,
> Michael Freeman
> Principal Design Engineer
> Update Systems, Inc.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> *From:* l... [mailto:l...]*On Behalf
> Of *raju
> *Sent:* Thursday, March 11, 2010 1:48 PM
> *To:* l...
> *Subject:* [lpc2000] GOOD debugger which works with all the compilers and
> LPC (ARM7 ,ARM9 AND ARM11)
>
> Hi,
>
> I am getting difficulty to check the output of each statement excution in
> my application with out debugger.any idea which debugger is the best choice
> to purchase which works with all the compilers and all LPC ARM7,ARM9 and
> ARM11 microcontrollers?
>
>
>
