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If you're strapped for cash you can run Blackmagic Probe firmware on a $2 bluepill board for JTAG with a fully open-soure tool set. (I run it on a $2 esp8266 f
by markrages 6y ago
If you're strapped for cash you can run Blackmagic Probe firmware on a $2 bluepill board for JTAG with a fully open-soure tool set. (I run it on a $2 esp8266 for wireless JTAG. Open-source gives many options!)
Free as in speech, almost free as in beer. Less than a single (good) beer.
- joezydeco 6y agoEveryone loves a Chestnut Brown ale that your neighbor brewed in his basement. But my clients prefer name brands delivered in sealed bottles.
- ducktective 6y agoYeah, the parent comment was talking about cheap alternatives. "Sealed Bottles" cost too much for hobbyists. Also, is there a named-brand WiFi/Wireless GDB debugger?
- markrages 6y agoFor the sealed-bottle experience, you can buy the commercially supported Black Magic Probe hardware. Still open-source and better integrated into gdb than Segger etc.