Hi Garey,
Could you please describe in more detail what it is you are looking for? Are you just looking for standard debugger information or are you specifically looking for Trace capabilities? Could you list what specific capabilities you need?
Best Regards,
Mike
Hi @mikedoidge ,
Thank you for your reply!:)
I want to use Studio's Trace feature to go to Trace S32K3, do I have to buy PEmicro?
If I want to buy PEmicro, where can I buy it and where are the instructions for use?
If I have J-Trace, how do I configure Studio to Trace MCU?
Hello Garey,
I'm not exactly sure what you are referring to regarding the Trace debugging function. The S32 Design Studio for S32 Platform contains a Trace Debug feature, which is part of the S32 Debugger. However, the S32 Debugger does not support the S32K3 family. So this tool is not available for your intended use. There are some features of the GDB Debugger provided by P&E Micro and Segger J-Link which might be considered as Trace features, so this is why I am asking you what debugging functions you wish to use so I can more clearly understand what tool(s) to suggest. If you want full Trace capabilities then you might need to use Lauterbach. But please tell me what you need and I can help to identify if there are other debuggers which will work for you.
Best Regards,
Mike
Hello, Mike
Thanks for your reply! @mikedoidge
I should have attached pictures to let you know what my problem is
Hello Garey,
S32DS doesn't have direct support for the Segger J-Trace, however there is one possibility to do it through the use of IAR’s support for J-Trace.
We haven't tested our tools on this method but we have all of the required support in place. Here is the link to the Segger article:
Note: IAR C-SPY native application works only with the IAR compiler. This limitation is forced by IAR’s ecosystem. It can be bypassed by manually configuring a C-SPY launcher(involves text editing) – useful for GCC toolchain projects. If you have an IAR license(compiler) and can work using IAR it would help to enable J-Trace more easily.
Best Regards,
Mike