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[FreeRTOS Home] [Live FreeRTOS Forum] [FAQ] [Archive Top] [April 2009 Threads] FreeRTOS and Yagarto supportPosted by Adam Turowski on April 2, 2009 I've heard that Yagarto is quite useful and stable IDE to work with ARM7TDMI, but I have no experience in using it. I am thinking about using Yagarto to debug/develop software on AT91SAM7X board, but I am not sure yet, how I can achieve that.
- What kind of hardware is needed to connect PC with only USB/PCMCIA connectors to AT91SAM7X256 with JTAG connector? - Is Yagarto FreeRTOS kernel aware? - Does Yagarto support all debug/breakpoint/watchpoint features of ARM7TDMI core?
Thank you in advance, Adam
RE: FreeRTOS and Yagarto supportPosted by Alain Mouette on April 2, 2009 That is very interesting information. I would like to know more about it...
I can even contribute a little: I was able to set breakpoints using OpenOCD, the problem that I got is that if I try to single-step, it goes into some other task or an ISR. That made debugging more difficult :( Is there a solution for this?
Thank for any imput, Alain
RE: FreeRTOS and Yagarto supportPosted by Richard on April 3, 2009 See http://www.freertos.org/port_SAM7X_Eclipse.html
Yagarto is just the GCC distribution. The IDE you can download from the same page is standard Eclipse - a very old version at that.
The page linked to above shows the setup but is a little outdated as I tend to use a USB interface now rather than the parallel port interface.
Regards.
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