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- Re: FRDM-MCXA156 : How to Add SEGGER SystemView to MCUXpresso IDE
FRDM-MCXA156 : How to Add SEGGER SystemView to MCUXpresso IDE
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FRDM-MCXA156 : How to Add SEGGER SystemView to MCUXpresso IDE
2 weeks ago
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Puneeth1
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HI ,
I am working with the FRDM-MCXA156 development board and MCUXpresso IDE.
I need to integrate SEGGER SystemView into my project, without reflashing the MCU-Link to J-Link firmware.
I want to use single-shot / post-mortem mode (capture trace into RTT buffer in RAM, then manually extract it after halting the MCU).
Could anyone please share the procedure for the same.
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2 weeks ago
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Habib_MS
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Hello @Puneeth1,
There is no official guide for what you are asking, but you can use these documents as references:
These will help you configure SystemView properly:
FreeRTOS V10.4.1 with SEGGER SystemView V3.12 | MCU on Eclipse
How to Use SystemView Data Plot Feature for Real-time Data Visualization | MCU on Eclipse
Additionally, in this community post you can find a code example showing how to incorporate SystemView for a version of MCUXpresso.
And here is the official SEGGER documentation for single-shot / post-mortem mode.
Single-Shot Recording for embedded systems testing | SEGGER SystemView
BR
Habib
