I noticed that there are eclipse configuration files under targets/efm32/. They seem to do the job well and, when used with DEBUG=1, produce executables with proper debug info.
I am currently trying to replicate the setup for nRF chips since that is what I am using. My current attempts are falling short since I can't properly link source files to the executables and have to fall back to the eclipse disassembler.
Ideally, I would like to get to a point where I can hit a breakpoint anywhere in the Espruino C code (including generated files).
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I noticed that there are eclipse configuration files under targets/efm32/. They seem to do the job well and, when used with
DEBUG=1
, produce executables with proper debug info.I am currently trying to replicate the setup for nRF chips since that is what I am using. My current attempts are falling short since I can't properly link source files to the executables and have to fall back to the eclipse disassembler.
Ideally, I would like to get to a point where I can hit a breakpoint anywhere in the Espruino C code (including generated files).