Up until now, STMViewer was limited to supporting the STM32 microcontrollers. However, I wanted to make it more universal and extend its capabilities to other microcontroller families. In pursuit of this, I reached out to SEGGER company. After some discussions, I was fortunate to receive official support - they provided me with access to their SDK and two JLink probes to aid the development of MCUViewer.
With their backing, I began integrating JLink support into the software. The latest update focuses on the TraceViewer module, which now supports JLink probes for real-time trace visualization and debugging across a wider variety of microcontroller architectures.
This is a significant improvement, allowing to easily switch between different probe types (STLink or JLink) and microcontroller families without compromising functionality.
Since now we're not limited to STM32 family it was natural to rename the program to MCUViewer :)
If you'd like to try it out here's the Github page:
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