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Hi, I recently upgraded my work environment and purchased a Mac Studio M2. It is an extremely fast computer. I upgraded my Ozone to the Apple Silicon version (V3.34) but have not had a good experience with it. Debugging is much slower than on my old Intel Mac. At first I thought my target device was slow due to some HW issues, but doing the debugging on the old Intel Mac it became clear that nothing was wrong with the target device. Symptoms on the Mac Studio are: - loading a .elf file in Ozone …

Thank you! The source file list is quite long (in my current project at least). The command+k shortcut is really handy, thanks for pointing that out. Ewout

Hi, when I have many files open in Ozone, it becomes hard to find a file that I am looking for. When I open the side tab file navigator, a list of all files is shown (see screenshot). However, this list is not in any order except the order in which the tabs are opened. Finding the right name means scanning all names. Is it possible to make this side list alphabetical? This would would make it much easier to find a particular file! With best regards, Ewout Boks

Hi, I am using Ozone 3.10f in conjunction with a JLink Ultra+ and an STM32L4 on Mac OS X. Sometimes Ozone hangs in "resetting Device...." and I cannot do anything any more. I cannot even close the connection with the debugger. Also, turning off the device and/or the jlink probe does not bring Ozone control back. I have to kill Ozone from the Activity View and restart it. I think this is a bug in Ozone, or I am missing something. Please look into it, it is annoying. Thanks, Ewout Boks

Thank you! I eagerly await any future enhancements with regards to my message. Ewout

Quote from rols: “Quote from Ewout: “Hi, I just reflashed the STLink on my STM32F7 discovery board and it works like a J-Link now ! The only disappointing thing is the lack of SWO support, but I guess the virtual com port can be used for that. An issue remains finding the "J-Link" Serial number of the discovery board on Mac OS X, but I used the JLinkProgrammer tool for that.” Nice! You mention OSX, but I assume you had to use Windows to flash the board .. or am I missing a Mac-enabled flasher so…

Hi, I just reflashed the STLink on my STM32F7 discovery board and it works like a J-Link now ! The only disappointing thing is the lack of SWO support, but I guess the virtual com port can be used for that. An issue remains finding the "J-Link" Serial number of the discovery board on Mac OS X, but I used the JLinkProgrammer tool for that.