#Segger embedded studio raspberry software

SEGGER also offers educational versions of the popular J-Link debug probe. On custom boards equipped with the RP2040, any other QSPI flash supported by J-Link can also be used. The corresponding pins must be soldered onto the board before use. To set the board up for use with J-Link, the SEGGER Flying Wire Adapter is recommended. The Raspberry Pi Pico evaluation board comes with a 2 MB QSPI flash on board and an external 3-pin SWD debug connector. development environments like Keil, IAR and Segger Embedded Studio, etc. These include both the command-line programs and GUI tools such as J-Flash, J-Flash SPI, J-Scope, the J-Link Configurator, and the GUI version of the SEGGER GDB Server. Each version of the Raspberry Pi uses Linux and so leverages the OpenSource.

#Segger embedded studio raspberry software

Having J-Link support makes SEGGER's entire portfolio of software tools available with Embedded Studio, SystemView, Ozone, and the J-Link tools. It also includes an unlimited number of breakpoints, even in flash memory, as well as the SEGGER GDB Server, making it compatible with all various development environments, and SEGGER's Real Time Transfer (RTT), technology for interactive user I/O in embedded applications.

Per the company, the performance of J-Link programs the entire RP2040 RAM in 0.25 seconds and downloads at 340 kB/sec into QSPI flash. The RP2040 features dual Cortex-M0+ cores, both of which can be programmed and debugged using J-Link. RP2040 is the debut microcontroller from the Raspberry Pi Foundation and is now fully supported by SEGGER J-Link.