[ABANDONED] JlinkMEM

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  • Hi Kenny,


    J-Mem is a very simple tool that acts like a standalone memory window.
    It works with all ARM cores.
    Sysview / RTT are very sophisticated tools / technologies, they have nothing in common with J-Mem.

    Best regards,
    Niklas
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  • Dear Kenny,

    To hopefully avoid any misunderstanding:
    As Niklas said, J-Mem is a tool for Windows and pretty much a standalone memory window. More information on it can be found at: segger.com
    JLinkMEM on the other hand, as you have probably encountered it in our RTOSInit files, is a data handler used for ARM J-Link communication over memory, and as such can be used for communcation between embOS on your target hardware and embOSView on your computer via JLink. This, by the way, is its only purpose with embOS, hence you may just omit it if you do not intend to use embOSView at all or prefer to use another connection instead, e.g. UART.
    RTT and SystemView, as Niklas already pointed out, are unrelated to JLINKMEM. Their target source files are shipped with embOS to allow an easy start with SystemView, and may of course be used for RTT output as well, but generally do not interfere with embOSView.

    Best regards,

    Martin
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    Keep in mind, this is *not* a support forum.
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