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Cmsis-DAP debugger in STM32CubeIDE

atleasttwocharacterslong
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Hello, i have a DapLink debugger and wanted to use it with stm32, i also am pretty new to stm32, so don't be mad when i mess up some terms. I don't want to buy an STLink yet since i wanna see if i am going to like stm32 debugging/programming. Some context:MCU:STM32H723ZGT6, debugger: DapLink Mini, OS:Ubuntu desktop 24.10.Also, yes i know that this board is overkill but i thought, go big or go home, if i am gonna try stm32 i better make it count.

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@atleasttwocharacterslong wrote:

Why is the topic you guys split it into showing up as read only?


Explained here: https://community.st.com/t5/others-stm32-mcus-related/blackmagic-debug-probe-in-stm32cubeide/m-p/797963/highlight/true#M6548

 


@atleasttwocharacterslong wrote:

 i do not want to buy an st-link because i want one tool for all cortex-m devices, and not one tool for ST's STM32, one for TI's msp or whatever and so on.


That's fair enough - but it's also fair that ST's resources are dedicated to supporting ST's own products.

If you had a J-Link, you would expect Segger to support it - rather than ST.

You need to weigh the advantage of having a single probe against the "cost" of the loss of specific vendor support.

A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked.
A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work.