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This is now working for me without having to do anything special - I think there was as issue with the way I was establishing the JLink connection.

Sorry, but I'm not familiar with IAR or this command - just spotted it yesterday when I was looking for something else in the JLink pdf and thought it might be in the right area

Do you need to add: Source Code (1 line)to your JLink script? More information in the JLink manual.

I've got some code that includes: Source Code (1 line)A breakpoint is triggered when this is run under the ES debugger. However, I cannot get this to happen when the same code is run using JLinkExe: Source Code (3 lines)Results in "CPU not halted. Timeout of 10000 ms exceeded". I'm guessing there is something I need to do to enable breakpoints on these instructions?

Thanks for the update. In the mean time, is there any other way to capture RTT output to a file from within Ozone?

Thanks, that's a fast turnround

I can use Project.SetConsoleLogFile to log the content of the Console to a file. Is it possible to capture the output of the Terminal to a file? I can't find anything like Project.SetTerminalLogFile.

Thanks. I'm getting the same behaviour with Debug.Start: Source Code (32 lines)I'll work round this for now by adding a Util.Sleep() call to allow the connect some time to complete.

I've got the following within OnProjectLoad: Source Code (4 lines)There are other commands before these. I get various J-Link messages in response to the Debug.Connect, as expected. However, these are interleaved with the following commands: Source Code (10 lines)Behaviour is as expected if I type the command manualy into the console. Why are the commands after Debug.Connect being executed before the connection has finished?

Thanks Nino, I look forward to giving it a go

I can easily set a breakpoint on a function: Source Code (1 line) However, I cannot set a breakpoint callback function if I don't know the source location (the line number may change, so I need to consider it as "unknown"). I can use Elf to get the address of the function and use that to set a breakpoint. I would like to use the following to set the callback: Source Code (4 lines)However, that will fail as SetCommand expects the source location to be a string literal. Is there some way to conver…

Thanks, I had already looked at the import guide. What I can't work out is how to get ES to add the startup and processor register files to my project. When I create a new project I am given the option to include: Source Code (5 lines)Is there I way I can add this to an imported project without manually having to find them and copy them in?

I've just started using SES after migrating from Keil MDK as I need a tool chain that runs natively on OS X. Must say I really like what I've seen so far I've imported an MDK project, which has given me a project containing my source files with the expected debug target selected. However, the "CMSIS Files", "System Files" and the like were not added to the project, even though the required package is installed - the files are added if I create a new project for the CPU. Is there a way I can add/…