I read some threads a frew days ago that openocd already works on
Raspberry Pi over gpio, this might be just what you need if I understand
you correctly. Fortunately I have still one Pi left @home to also try
this......
http://code.google.com/p/picnc/wiki/OpenOCD_PIC32_Programmer
and
https://github.com/synthetos/PiOCD/wiki/Using-a-Raspberry-Pi-as-a-JTAG-Dongle
Michael
Am 15.05.13 23:48, schrieb Michel Catudal:
Le 2013-05-15 06:11, Michael Ring a écrit :
If you find the time to find out how to actually start up & use their gdbserver
I will be more than happy to integrate it into lazarus, right now I take what I can
get and that seems to be openocd.
I have wasted quite some time in trying to make LPC-Link for the LPCExpresso
Boards work and I do not want to duplicate this effort with another, also more
or less undocumented tool unless I see no other choice (because flasing is dog
slow, for example)
Michael
As I mentioned earlier, I have enough information from Microchip to make a fast
programmer. What I will need to add is debugging. Since I cannot get detailed
debugging information from Microchip what can be used is the MIPS debugger. I
read that some
people are successfull with it. I would have to either use open ocd for the
debugging or do my own. Since I want to do this on an ARM board, the debugger
from Microchip is not an option. Their debugger is closed source.
Michel
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