Lpc2000

Hi nieuw bericht.

The crucial element in wiggler debugging is the Macraigor OCDRemote 
utility that converts GDB serial commands into bit-banging on the 
LPT1 parallel port (the wiggler merely translates voltages to 3.3 
volts). Previous versions of OCDRemote did not support 
the -Z1,addr,length command which specifies a hardware breakpoint 
(ARM7 supports two hardware breakpoints).

The latest version does support the -Z1 command so it is now possible 
to debug in flash, as long as you limit yourself to just two 
breakpoints at a time.

It's been pointed out to me that the new OCDRemote has a command that 
can cause all software breakpoint commands to be converted 
automatically into hardware breakpoints. If you're debugging a RAM-
based application, you can elect not to send this command to 
OCDRemote and thus have as many software breakpoints as you like. If 
you're debugging a FLASH-based application, sending the command will 
allow you two hardware breakpoints. Most people will be satisfied 
with that limitation, since single-stepping, variable inspection, 
etc. all work properly.

I'm working to update my tutorial to illustrate these new features.

Cheers,
Jim Lynch