Lpc2000

After trying and failing to get the hang of the ARM-GCC-wiggler combo 
I'm ready to give it another try.

First, I've pretty much given up on the wiggler.  Made all the mods 
and still couldn't get the thing working more the 50% of the time.  
And I won't even talk about the wiggler-Flash memory situation.

So now I'm looking at the J-Link and U-Link debuggers.  Can these work 
reliably with GCC?  Any chance that flash breakpoints can be used?
Are there any other low cost and reliable ways to debug the ARM?  
I've been spoiled with AVR's and codevision up until now.
Basically, I'm looking for a reliable way to program and debug the ARM 
for under $500 (US).  It doesn't have to be really fast but it does 
have to work.

TIA

Our Tini2106 development kit is available for only
$95, and Jim Lynch has put together an excellent
debugging tutorial that details the hardware and
software setup using the Wiggler JTAG interface.
The Tini2106 (or Tini2131, Tini2138) can be found
by entering the part numbers in our search box at
HYPERLINK
"http://www.newmicros.com"www.newmicros.com
The new June 27th tutorial details using the
Tini2106 are at
HYPERLINK
"http://www.newmicros.com/download/appnotes/ARM/Ti
niARM_Dev_Eclipse.zip"http://www.newmicros.com/dow
nload/appnotes/ARM/TiniARM_Dev_Eclipse.zip 
Please email HYPERLINK
"mailto:nmisales@..."nmisales@newmicros.
com if you have any questions.

-----Original Message-----
From: c_hall2001


After trying and failing to get the hang of the
ARM-GCC-wiggler combo
I'm ready to give it another try.

First, I've pretty much given up on the wiggler. 
Made all the mods
and still couldn't get the thing working more the
50% of the time. 
And I won't even talk about the wiggler-Flash
memory situation.

So now I'm looking at the J-Link and U-Link
debuggers.  Can these work
reliably with GCC?  Any chance that flash
breakpoints can be used?
Are there any other low cost and reliable ways to
debug the ARM? 
I've been spoiled with AVR's and codevision up
until now.
Basically, I'm looking for a reliable way to
program and debug the ARM
for under $500 (US).  It doesn't have to be really
fast but it does
have to work.

TIA




 


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