2009-09-15 11:02 AM
Pricing of the various IDE/tools for STM32
2011-05-17 04:02 AM
hi,
I got some pricing from Raisonance to upgrade the r-link to unlimited debugging. It 's priced at 700€ which is a little high in my opinion because the Ride 7 IDE must get a more professional touch. Therefore I was wondering if I could use the Amontec JTAGkey2 ( price 115€ ) for STM32 devices using eclipse and openocd ? I didn't see the cortex in the supported device list.( only ARM7/9/STR ) But I guess this is only a config file as long the JTAG pins are well connected. Anyone experience with using amontec and STM32 ? thanks Guy2011-05-17 04:02 AM
I'm using a STM Primer 1.
I use opensourcery lite (free) with openocd and eclipse. Both in Linux and Windows. It took me a much more time to set it up then I would have liked. But, I think most of the time was spent because my lack of knowledge on things like Makefile and linker script. I started with openosourcery about a year ago. Bach then, it was quite more difficult to find examples and things alike. At least it seemed. I've used Ride a little while before changing to Eclipse and Eclipse seems more `configurable` then Ride. I don't use many plugins for Eclipse, but, I quite sure they could be useful. For the JTAG, I planning to use a adaptation of Joern Kaipf's OOCDLink that states being compatible with openocd. http://www.joernonline.de/contrexx2/cms/index.php?page=126 Cheers Brothers,