Debugger Dedicated to Embedded Systems

The animation below shows instruction stepping, C-level stepping, Step Into and Step Out operations, and mixed C/assembly debugging.

The animation below shows debugging scenarios involving libraries that do not have source code available.

The following animated image demonstrates real-time transfer (RTT) communication.

The following animated image demonstrates simultaneous debugging of RP2040 CORE0 and CORE1.

The following animated image demonstrates breakpoint placement using both the command-line and graphical interfaces.

The following animated image demonstrates the Run-To feature in both command-line and graphical interfaces.

The following animated image demonstrates how to select the target processor, configure the debug interface, load an ELF file, and download the code.

Note that the image also shows the TAB-based auto-completion for device part numbers.

The following animated image demonstrates how to view the built-in list of supported target processors.
For longer device part numbers, scrolling display can be enabled.

The following image shows the startup splash screen.