Remote Board Debugging: J-Link Remote Server With Eclipse - DZone IoT
Remote Board Debugging: J-Link Remote Server With Eclipse If you're working with remote developers, you might want to be able to tunnel your way to your dev board. That's possible with J-Link and Eclipse. by Like (1) Comment (0) For a CubeSat project, we only have a single board available. But multiple universities and developers need to have access to that board for developing and debugging the firmware. We cannot easily ship around the board: That takes a lot of time, and during shipment, nobody can use the board. There is a nice feature in the Segger J-Link software that allows sharing the debug connection over the network: the J-Link Remote Server . It even works nicely between different networks without complicated firewall setup: Connected in Tunnel Mode Let's go over how to share a board for debugging with Eclipse, using J-Link and Eclipse with the GNU ARM Eclipse J-Link plugin . I'm using the following versions (other versions or combinations do work as well): Host machine:Read full article from Remote Board Debugging: J-Link Remote Server With Eclipse - DZone IoT
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