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I'm building my code on Linux with gcc using emake. Then I followed the steps(http://www.keil.com/support/docs/2310.htm) and loaded the .elf file with debug information in Keil. It doesn't give me the option to to do source-level debugging but pops up the disassembly window instead.
How to do source-level debugging in keil with an .elf generated on linux outside uVision ? Am I missing something ?
I could start stepping through .cpp files. But it doesn't let me to put breakpoints in the source files(.cpp) though allowed in disassembly. when I put a break point in disassembly and hit 'RUN', cursors in both disassembly and source windows run and stop at the break-point. How to solve this issue ?
When you break-off into a separate thread, it's helpful to say where you've gone: http://www.keil.com/forum/63573
I'm building my code on linux and importing the .elf onto Keil to debug. I have multiple places IO function calls are used. Is there a way to do semi-hosting automatically so that I don't have to replace my existing IO functions calls(fread,fwrite,fprintf,fopen,fseek,ftell) with semi-hosting functions(semihosting_file_write,semihosting_file_read) manually.