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February 17, 2022 at 10:37 #32244jasonkelly214Participant
While I still have this ticket open…
I am also trying to get SWO to work with a j-link. I have it ocnnected, and SWO enabled; but in the tutorial on your page it shows a jlinkDGBservercl window; how do I activate/find that window? I’m using visual studio professional 2022.
February 17, 2022 at 10:47 #32249supportKeymasterHi,
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February 17, 2022 at 15:47 #32250jasonkelly214ParticipantI cannot say if it’s not working per the tutorial. The tutorial doesn’t show how to activate the window. Is the jlinkDGBservercl window already installed? Should it be present when I start a visualgdb project? Is it supported in Visual Studio 2022?
February 17, 2022 at 18:51 #32252supportKeymasterThe window should normally activate automatically as per tutorial and does not depend on the Visual Studio version.
In general, some VisualGDB settings look alike and it’s very easy to inadvertently break things by selecting an incompatible combination of settings. If you are new to VisualGDB, we advise following the tutorials as close as possible. If VisualGDB doesn’t work the way you expect, please provide the repro steps including all relevant screenshots as suggested earlier, and we will try to point out what could be causing the issue.
Due to the sheer amount of different project types and configurations, we will not be able to suggest anything meaningful without seeing the full context of the issue.
February 17, 2022 at 22:25 #32253jasonkelly214Participanthttps://sysprogs.com/w/forums/topic/undefined-reference-to-end-_sbrk/#post-32248
Can you review this post for which I just posted a full walkthrough of setup procedure?
February 17, 2022 at 23:02 #32254jasonkelly214ParticipantI found it. It’s not a JLinkGDBServerCL window. It’s the VisualGDB Output window, you select JLinkGDBServerCL at the top of the window.
I can’t get the data to show properly though. It works in the j-lnk swo viewer software. but here the hex values aren’t even correct. Is there a setting I’m issing?
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