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| | 13. Assuming that your board is powered up (Green LED) and your debugger is connected to the board and to a USB slot on your PC (Green LED on debugger), you can hit //Apply// and //Debug// to start the debug session. If everything is functional, the debugger will halt the cores and start at the start of //main// for the ARM core. | {{ : | | 13. Assuming that your board is powered up (Green LED) and your debugger is connected to the board and to a USB slot on your PC (Green LED on debugger), you can hit //Apply// and //Debug// to start the debug session. If everything is functional, the debugger will halt the cores and start at the start of //main// for the ARM core. | {{ : | ||
| | 14. To run the code, press the //Resume (F5)// play button. Or to start stepping through the code, hit the //Step (F10)// button. | {{ : | | 14. To run the code, press the //Resume (F5)// play button. Or to start stepping through the code, hit the //Step (F10)// button. | {{ : | ||
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resources/tools-software/sharc-audio-module/advanced-audio-projects/debug-session.txt · Last modified: 04 Oct 2023 22:05 by Sagar Vaidya