One of my personal project ideas is JTAGduino: using Arduino as a JTAG adapter. I wrote a couple of posts about it, and today I managed to connect it to a real target. All the code that I used here is present on my JTAGduino GitHub repository. I have an Olimex STM32-P152 board, and I […]
I wanted to try the ChibiOS/RT real-time operating system on my micro-controller board that mounts an STM32L152VBT6. ChibiOS is one of many alternative real-time operating systems such as FreeRTOS, RTEMS, eCos and NuttX. It supports many platforms and it’s actively developed by Giovanni Di Sirio (full disclosure: we both work at STMicroelectronics). I downloaded the […]
In this post I show how to use Eclipse to create a simple "blink" program, flash it on a STM32-P152 board and attach to it with a debugger. This has been executed with the help of Eclipse plugins, GCC ARM Embedded toolchain, OpenOCD, C232HM FTDI JTAG cable. This approach can be adapted to many Cortex-M targets and many JTAG adapters.
This new blog called Ångstroms And Algorithms has a complete tutorial on developing and debugging for ARM microcontrollers on Windows. In particular he’s using a STM32-E407 board, an ARM-USB-TINY-H JTAG adapter, ARM GCC toolchain and Eclipse. The tutorial is divided in 4 parts: Free Eclipse ARM GCC OpenOCD Toolchain for Windows Introduction ARM GCC Eclipse IDE GDB / OpenOCD Debugger Personally I am not […]
This post shows how to debug a program running on the Olimex STM32-P152. The setup consists of free software such as GCC, GDB and OpenOCD, and FTDI USB cables.
A great and detailed post about setting up Linux kernel debugging on OLinuXino board: Debugging the iMX233-OLinuXino via SJTAG with OpenOCD — Christian’s Blog.
This post shows how to write the embedded flash of the Olimex STM32-P152 board with a custom program, using free software and FTDI USB cables.
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