GNU ARM Eclipse Plug-in

A new version of the Windows Build Tools (v2.4-201503212005) was released. It can be downloaded from the SourceForge Build Tools section. The GNU ARM Eclipse Build Tools v2.4 package includes the version 4.1 of GNU make (built from MSYS2 source files), and version 1.24.0-git of BusyBox, which … Continue reading →

The latest development version of OpenOCD (0.9.0-dev) is now available as multiple platform specific binary packages. For those who want the latest OpenOCD features before the stable version is announced, the latest OpenOCD version built from the development repository was … Continue reading →

Version 2.6.1-201502281154 is a new release; the main improvements include: significant stability and reliability changes to the Peripheral view, making it production ready; a new mechanism to manage the toolchain path and build tools path; for a better integration with the debug plug-ins, a … Continue reading →

For a better integrations with the GNU ARM Eclipse debug plug-ins, a new distribution of OpenOCD was added as a subproject named GNU ARM Eclipse OpenOCD. The first benefit of using this distribution is user convenience, on Windows and OS X the program … Continue reading →

A new major version of the Windows Build Tools (v2.3-201501242223) was released. It can be downloaded from the SourceForge Build Tools section. The GNU ARM Eclipse Build Tools v2.3 package includes the version 4.1 of GNU make (built from source files), … Continue reading →

Version 2.5.1-201412191510 is a new release; the main improvements include a more reliable J-Link GDB server startup code and an improved Peripherals view, also handling enumerated fields. New features: the code used to start the J-Link GDB server was rewritten for a … Continue reading →

Three new entries were added to the FAQ page: Why my breakpoints are not effective and execution stops somewhere else? How to single-step empty loops? Why the debugging flow with -Og is sometimes jumpy? They are caused by bugs, or at least odd behaviours, … Continue reading →

For your convenience, the Windows Build Tools were repacked as a Windows setup. For more information, please read the dedicated page. Please note that the setup does not install any components outside the selected destination folder, and also includes an uninstall … Continue reading →

Version 2.4.2-201411261616 is a maintenance release; the main improvements include support for Peripherals view in the OpenOCD debug plug-in and the newlib-nano explicit configuration options. New features: [feature-requests:#73] the Peripherals view ... [More] is now visible in OpenOCD too in the C/C++ Build settings, the linker configuration … Continue reading → [Less]

A new page entitled The peripherals registers view, explaining how to install and use this new debug feature, was added to the documentation site and linked below the Documentation menu.