Embedded Developer

Is there a chance to use the Black Magic Probe with Eclipse and see the peripheral registers. Short answer: Yes it is. For peripheral registers, you will need the Embsysregview Eclipse plugin. If you have a problem to install it check my last blog post .  How setup BMP? Go to: Run -> Debug configurations -> GDB Hardware Debugging and select New Launch configuration on the top left corner. Select everything as it is on images (my example is for miniblink, you do it for your). Image 1 - Main

I have created my new repo pixracer-examples in the hope I'll find a time to create as much as possible examples for Pixracer. For now, I've created miniblink. Link to repo: https://github.com/Igor-Misic/Pixracer-examples Editor: Visual Studio Code (include building and debugging config) Debugger: Black Magic Probe

Maybe you like VSC but you don't know how to config. I have tried many different configs and find out this work best for me. I have tested it with miniblink from libopencm3 . Configuration: { "version" :  "0.2.0" , "configurations" : [ { "name" :  "(gdb) Launch" , "type" :  "cppdbg" , "request" :  "launch" , "miDebuggerPath" :  "arm-none-eabi-gdb" , "targetArchitecture" :  "arm" , "program" :  "${workspaceFolder}/miniblink.elf" , "args" : [], "stopAtEntry" :  false , "cwd" :  "${workspaceRoot}" , "environment" : [], "externalConsole" :  true , "MIMode" :  "gdb" , "setupCommands" : [ {  "text"  :  "target extended-remote /dev/ttyACM0" }, {  "text"  :  "monitor tpwr ...

Here is how to connect your Pixracer with Black Magic Probe. You can see images with proper wiring.