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Using ST-link from ARM DS

Arek

Hello,

I have another questions. Does the ARM Development Studio IDE support ST-Link Flashing and basic debugging?

It's one of the most common interface, every Discovery/Nucleo platform has it onboard. I use a lot of different boards for prototyping and I need this feature to do everything fast. In most IDE's it just needs to be selected from available debuggers. Unfortunatelly I can't find usefull documentation or solutions how use ST-link in ARM DS

Please don't tell me that it's not possible...

Arek

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Arek

    Hi again Arek

    Arm DS and Keil MDK provide similar advanced features for developing and debugging Arm-based designs.  Keil MDK is focused on Cortex-M devices, while Arm DS is recommended for A- & R- class but supports M-class too.

    I'd like to get in touch with you to discuss your use case, and how we can help you going forward.  Please email me at first.lastname[at]arm.com.

    Thanks!

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  • 0 Arm Employee Badge in reply to Arek

    Hi again Arek

    Arm DS and Keil MDK provide similar advanced features for developing and debugging Arm-based designs.  Keil MDK is focused on Cortex-M devices, while Arm DS is recommended for A- & R- class but supports M-class too.

    I'd like to get in touch with you to discuss your use case, and how we can help you going forward.  Please email me at first.lastname[at]arm.com.

    Thanks!

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