Ozone - Thread Aware Debugging

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    • Ozone - Thread Aware Debugging

      Good morning,
      is there in Ozone any way to debug with thread aware like that is described here: segger.com/products/debug-prob…er/thread-aware-debugging ?

      I would like to know for each task, the exact OS_ function where the task is waiting, the context of the task in that point and a stack of function calls like happens in eclipse (attached image).

      If it can't be done in Ozone, what I need to do to obtain that in an eclipse environment? Eclipse version, JLink software version, etc...

      Thank you,
      Silvio.

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    • Hello Silvio,

      please have a look here: segger.com/products/rtos/embos/tools/plug-ins/ozone/.

      Best regards,
      Til
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    • ...and also have a look into the Ozone user's manual, in particular section 4.18. In case your RTOS is not one of those for which Ozone provides a plug-in, section 6.3 shows in details how such a plug-in can be created by your own.

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