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I used the BKPT 0xAB instruction to send some data to the debugger console.
But i get a sigtrap asif it was a breakpoint every time this instruction is reached.
I see the data in the console as expected, but the processor just stops right after.
When i step further and push continue the program continues to the next character and displays it fine in the console, but again breaks into sigtrap.
I am using a cortex-m0 processor with a j-link debugger over SWD.
Any idea where i need to look for?
Are you using OpenOCD or Segger software? Segger software should have their own implementation of semihosting (activated by “monitor semihosting enable” command).
I am using segger software. Where do i need to enter that command?
I also looked into seggers real time transfer solution and got that working. That is actually a better solution for our applications.
Please add the following commands to the GDB Startup commands (after target selection) in VisualGDB Project Properties:
mon semihosting enable mon semihosting IOClient 2
Then call the initialise_monitor_handles() function in your main():
#include <stdio.h> extern "C" void initialise_monitor_handles(); int main(void) { initialise_monitor_handles(); printf("test\n"); }Finally switch the GDB Session window to “All GDB Interaction” to see the semihosting output from the Segger GDB stub.
You can also change “IOClient 2” to “IOClient 1” to direct semihosting output to a telnet port 2333.
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