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FreeRTOS OS awareness in Debug configuration.

Deepak

Hi All,

I am trying to view Tasks, Queues and etc of FreeRTOS while debugging FreeRTOS in Arm development studio.

In model debug configuration, getting an option of KEIL CMSIS-RTOS RTX  in os awareness tab, but I need the same for FreeRTOS.

So is there any other option for FreeRTOS awareness in Arm development studio?

Kindly please help me to get this.

Regards,

Deepak

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  • +1 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Deepak

    Hi Deepak,

    I've not tested this, but this may work (at least it adds it to the pull-down).

    Locate the file <DS_install_dir>\sw\debugger\configdb\OS\com.arm.debug.os.freertos\extensions.xml, and open with a text editor.

    In the list of supported architectures therein, add the line

    <match arch="ARMv8M"/>

    Restart the debugger, and you will now have freeRTOS available from the pull down.

    Please let me know how you get on - I have also raised a formal request for this to be properly added to a future Arm DS release.

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  • +1 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Deepak

    Hi Deepak,

    I've not tested this, but this may work (at least it adds it to the pull-down).

    Locate the file <DS_install_dir>\sw\debugger\configdb\OS\com.arm.debug.os.freertos\extensions.xml, and open with a text editor.

    In the list of supported architectures therein, add the line

    <match arch="ARMv8M"/>

    Restart the debugger, and you will now have freeRTOS available from the pull down.

    Please let me know how you get on - I have also raised a formal request for this to be properly added to a future Arm DS release.

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