Atollic TrueSTUDIO

Atollic TrueSTUDIO is a commercial IDE based on Eclipse that comes with J-Link and J-Trace support. In order to use J-Link with Atollic TrueSTUDIO, it is usually not necessary to separately install the J-Link software and documentation package since TrueSTUDIO already comes with a J-Link GDB Server that is automatically started when starting the debug session. In the following, a short explanation on how to create a simple project for an eval board with TrueSTUDIO is given:

Contents

• 1 Creating a simple Project
  • 1.1 Used components
  • 1.2 Setup Instructions
  • 1.3 Ready to Go

  Creating a simple Project

  Used components

  IDE	Emulator	J-Link SW Version	Evalboard
  TrueSTUDIO for ARM V2.3.0	J-LInk	V4.40c	STM32F103ZE-EVAL (STM32F103ZE)

  Setup Instructions

  • Start TrueSTUDIO and click File | New | C Project . from the main menu
  • Enter a project name
  • Select Embedded C Project
  • Click Next

  
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  • Select the eval board the project shall be created for and what configuration (debugging in Flash or RAM) is desired
  • Click Next

  

  • Select J-Link from the list of supported emulators
  • Click Next

  

  • Select which configurations shall be created (Debug configuration / Release configuration)
  • Click Finish to create the project

  

  • Click the Build button from the toolbar
  • In order to start a debug session, click Debug. A debug configuration with default settings, based on the information given when creating the project, will be automatically created by TrueSTUDIO (if it is necessary to configure custom settings click Run | Debug Configurations. from the main menu).

  

  Ready to Go

  You can start debugging and use J-Link with Atollic TrueSTUDIO for ARM.