In the process of project development, different chip platforms may use different compilation and debugging environments. Taking compilers as an example, commonly used ones include Tasking, Hightec, GreenHills, and IAR. In addition, there are various types of debuggers and emulators. Therefore, familiarizing oneself with the software/hardware environment used is a fundamental skill for software development engineers.
This article mainly discusses the basic operations of the IAR compiler and multicore debugging.
1. Basic Operations and Multicore Debugging Video Tutorial for IAR
The video tutorial for the basic operations and multicore debugging of IAR is as follows:
2. Multicore Debug Configuration Loading Operation
Load the basic operational steps for multicore through a script (*.xml): right-click on the currently active project -> Options… -> Debugger -> Multicore -> Advanced -> load the configuration file for multicore debugging, as illustrated below:
The configuration file for multicore debugging is illustrated as follows:
The content of the multicore debugging configuration file is illustrated as follows:
The debugging interface for multicore debugging is illustrated as follows:
The above IAR operation video basically covers the commonly used operations, allowing for a quick start in IAR multicore compilation and debugging. On this basis, one can also explore other advanced operations as needed.
The IAR project link used in this article is as follows:
https://gitee.com/seekfree/CYT4BB7_Library
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