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Totally agree with that. Better syntax highlighting would also be nice. Alternatively, the integration of Ozone features in Embedded Studio. The colouring options are ok there.

That's a shame. Thank you.

Hi, do I see this correctly - there is no data sampling feature like in Ozone?

Hi, is it possible to sample data continuously with Ozone (3.26h)? Right now, I get approx. 31 ms data, 13ms no data, 31ms data, 13ms no data and so on. Debugger is J-Link Ultra+, Sampling rate doesn’t change this behavior. It works with J-Scope, but that is no alternative, because it can’t find my variables.

It is not a flash breakpoint. They take about 2.5 seconds. I also tried it with a J-Link Ultra (normally I use the XMC-Link Debugger) but same behavior. Ok, then I'll focus on the IDE side and also have a look at ozone debugger. Thank you for your help.

Hi, I am developing on an Infineon XMC4400 with DAVE. When I add/remove a breakpoint while the target is running, the program is halted for about 35ms. Is there a way to prevent this?

Ok, thank you, I'll look into that. I also found the -select usb=580011111 option, which helps to not mess up the emulator selection with multiple debuggers.

I just found the reason. This happens when I connect to target with J-Mem. If I first connect with J-Mem and then start my debug session, I can break, readout with J-Mem and continue with no change in data.

Hi, I want to readout a large array of floats from an XMC4400-512. With Infineon DAVE/Eclipse this is super slow so I tried to read the memory with J-Mem. But the problem is, that this alters the data at some addresses. I want to read from 0x1FFFCE68 to 0x20001C87 (=5000 floats) I suspend the debug session in DAVE to look at the memory, data looks fine. Then I connect with J-Mem and read the memory range, but now the data form 0x20000000 to 0x20000090 gets overwritten with: 20000000 051780C1 65C…

Hi, is there a way to check if the correct device is connected before flashing new code? I work with Infineons XMC4000 microcontrollers and my designs often have more than one microcontroller and I often have one or more debuggers connected simultaneously. Sooner or later, it just happens that I select the wrong debugger by accident, or the debugger is connected to the wrong microcontroller. Since I work in in power electronics, the results may be catastrophic. For example, right now, I have no …

Ok, thank you.

Hi, I am using an XMC-Link debugger with DAVE for developing on Infineon XMC microcontrollers. It happens very often, that I disconnect the power of my microcontroller board while a debug session is still running. As a consequence, the debugger is failing to read registers. But there are no timeout or abortion criteria, so it just keeps running, causing high CPU load, which is annoying because the fans will spin up after a while and if I want to start a new debug session later, I have to termina…