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debugging with Linux

Hello,

I am new in this community and I am trying to get started with developments using nRF52840 DK. I am using SDK 13.0 for the library and I compile my code using armgcc. JLink for Linux V620h is used for the connection between the chip and the pc.

Now the problem that I am facing is how to get messages from the nRF52840 chip. Since I am using Linux, I can not directly use Kely microVersion and the real time terminal.

Do you have a simple tool to get data from the chip (through uart, RTT, or other protocols) ?

A minor point, is the configuration of the sdk_config.h file which does not look good using a Qtcreator. So again, any ideas are welcome !

Thanks,

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  • Hey swip! I am able to easily use the "Go To Definition" command in Segger Embedded Studio on Windows 10 without having to compile the application beforehand. I just used the ble_app_hrs example on sdk 14.1 located under the examples/ble_peripheral folder (used softdevice s132 and the pca10040 option). I have not tried segger embedded studio on Linux, as we need to use virtualization software to run linux. If you want, I can take a closer look at this for you (as I prefer Linux to Windows any day) ;)

    I have not had any experience with QT Creator, but could take a closer look at this issue too if you want.

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  • Hey swip! I am able to easily use the "Go To Definition" command in Segger Embedded Studio on Windows 10 without having to compile the application beforehand. I just used the ble_app_hrs example on sdk 14.1 located under the examples/ble_peripheral folder (used softdevice s132 and the pca10040 option). I have not tried segger embedded studio on Linux, as we need to use virtualization software to run linux. If you want, I can take a closer look at this for you (as I prefer Linux to Windows any day) ;)

    I have not had any experience with QT Creator, but could take a closer look at this issue too if you want.

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