Hi Freddie,
I get it work as you describe.
It's sad that this doesn't work well with indigo. I have not tried with
Juno. Juno is very slow.
Have you try it in juno ?
Jonathan
Freddie Chopin wrote:
> W dniu 2012-10-16 17:01, Jonathan Dumaresq pisze:
>> Hi Freddie,
>>
>> Freddie Chopin wrote:
>>> You need to use "GDB (DSF) Hardware Debugging Launcher" in GDB
>>> Hardware Debugging configuration - not the usual "Standard GDB ...".
>>>
>> I use GDB Hardware Debugging->GDB (DSF) Hardware Debugging Launcher
>>
>> This should be the same as your.
>>
>> In the Debugger pan, I check the Force thread list update on suspend
>> too.
>
> Actually I just managed to get it to work in the "normal" launcher
> (Standard...).
>
> I start OpenOCD with theses arguments:
> -f interface/ftdi/jtagkey.cfg -f target/lpc1769.cfg -c "adapter_khz
> 250; reset_config trst_and_srst; lpc1769.cpu configure -rtos auto"
>
> Then in GDB Hardware Debugging you HAVE to add this line to
> initialization commands:
> file /your/full/path/to/elf/file.elf
> make sure not to use backslashes.
>
> Unfortunatelli with Standard Launcher you don't see thread names...
> With DSF Launcher you see thread names and stares, but other pieces
> are not working as they should... This mode also works with the fix
> from above ("file ...") - you may want to check "force thread update
> on suspend" too - just as you did.
>
> 4\/3!!
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