Set up EBlink
EBlink is an ARM Cortex-M debug tool that supports squirrel scripting, live variables, and hot-plugging.
To set preferences for EBlink:
- Go to Preferences > Devices > Bare Metal.
- Select Add.
- Select EBlink.
- In Name, enter a name for the connection.
- In Startup mode, select the mode to start the debug server provider in.
- In Peripheral description file, specify a path to a file that describes the peripherals on the device.
- In Host, select the host name and port number to connect to the debug server provider.
- In Executable file, enter the path to the debug server provider executable.
- In Script file, enter the path to a device script file.
- In Verbosity level, enter the level of verbose logging.
- Select Connect under reset to use the ST-Link interface. Clear it for hot-plugging.
- In Type, select the interface type.
- In Speed, enter the interface speed between 120 and 8000 kilohertz (kHz).
- Select Disable cache to disable the EBlink flash cache.
- Select Auto shutdown to automatically shut down the EBlink server after disconnecting.
- In Init commands, enter the commands to execute when initializing the connection.
- In Reset commands, enter the commands to execute when resetting the connection.
- Select Apply to add the debug server provider.
See also How To: Develop for Bare Metal and Developing for Bare Metal Devices.
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