This chapter provides a global overview of the main elements composing the ecosystem, outlining debug features and useful pointers, in order to guide the user among available resources.

You can use Debug to test assembler instructions, try out new programming ideas, or to carefully step through your programs. It takes supreme overconfidence to write an assembly language …

Debugging is the process of trying to identify and fix bugs that exist in code. Programmers will often do this by making use of a program called a debugger, which assists in the debugging …

This application note discusses the best practices for debugging a system that uses the I2C to communicate between devices. Suggested methods for dealing with NACKs are described in …

This specification is written for engineers implementing an Arm Debug Interface, and for engineers using an Arm Debug Interface. The design choices outlined in this specification for a …

In this exercise you have been presented with a three-tiered method to efficiently debug circuit hardware. Careful planning and layout reduce the chance of error and improve the ability to …

Will focus on the gcc/gdb combination. Will also talk about the ddd gui for gdb (lots of value added to gdb). A statement in your program transforms one program state into another. You should …