Open the GDB client and connect to the configured port - by default localhost:2331.Select the appropriate part from the device list and click on OK.Browse to JLink installation folder and launch JLinkGDBServer.Download your favorite GDB client (eg.Download and install the latest drivers and GDB server, named Software and documentation pack, from their site.This assumes that you have a debug probe(see release notes for supported debug probes) and a debug software installed on the machine. This section explains how to upload and debug the binary files generated after build. Use Project > Debug and launch your preferred debug configuration.Use Project > Build to build the project.Use Project > Generate Processor Expert for generating the configuration.Use Processor Expert to configure the components used in the example.
This will copy the example project into workspace. For S32 Design Studioįrom S32 Design Studio (See Release notes for the S32 Design Studio version), go to File -> New -> New Project from Example and select the example you wish to import. Make sure that the debug probe you are using is selected and configured in Project options > Debugger > Driver. Finally, the project can be executed from Project > Download and Debug. After the project was opened you can see the files in "Workspace Files". For IAR Embedded Workbenchįrom IAR Workbench for ARM use File > Open > Workspace and browse to the desired project. The makefiles generate binary files for both RAM and FLASH configurations. From command line execute the makefile: make all.Make sure the make and compiler are in Path (for Microsoft Windows : System -> Environmental Variables).There are makefile projects in all compilers supported. Driver Examples (SDK/examples//driver_examples), are simple applications which exemplify a basic use-case for a specific driver.Also this examples are using more advanced use-cases - FreeRTOS integration, LIN Stack, FlexCAN usage and Clock Setup. Demo Applications (SDK/examples//demo_apps), are demo applications for various IDEs and compilers.Applications that show the user how to initialize the peripherals for the basic use cases
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