Michael Fischer just put up a new version of the OpenOCD at his Yagarto webpage. This release includes the new support for ARM926EJ-S based targets, as well as numerous other fixes and improvements. Release 128 from Michael Fischer's website is considered the current official version for the Windows platform, and …
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I've checked in support for ARM926EJ-S based cores. This has only been tested with a LPC3180 yet, and the cache/MMU handling isn't tested at all, but basically it should work. Accessing CP15 registers works, and can be verified with the command "arm926ejs cp15 0 0 0 0" which does …
read moreTesters wanted (Cortex-M3, XScale)
It's been a while since the last post, but a lot has happened since then. OpenOCD is now at SVN revision 114 (115 once I commit my latest XScale changes).
read moreChanges include:- support for Cortex-M3 cores, including flash writing for Luminary Stellaris (This was contributed by Magnus Lundin, thanks a …Greetings from endianness hell
Revision 90 just got committed to the SVN.
I've spent the last two weeks cleaning up the handling of different target/host endianness. So far, all the generic code should be endianness safe, but the flash writing code is definitely not. Please report back if the OpenOCD still doesn't work …
read moreSVN is at revision 83, and Michael Fischer's YAGARTO page
Michael Fischer, who's supporting OpenOCD with his Windows installer packages and how-to articles (among other things), has put a new site online for his "Yet Another Gnu ARm TOolchain (YAGARTO)". It provides windows installer packages for OpenOCD, the GNU ARM toolchain and an integrated development environment using Eclipse and the …
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