The first RTT for QSPY (POSIX only) #14
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Hi MMS,
as it has been discussed in "QSPY and Segger RTT" I have tried to create the code, which should enable this functionality to QSPY.
The code has been tested by me on Ubuntu 22.04, stm32nucleo F401RE board with its ST-Link reflashed by ST-Link Reflash Utility (https://www.segger.com/downloads/jlink#STLink_Reflash). The core files for a 'blinky' example on this ARM are included too.
This code is POSIX only now, but it could be extended if someone is willing to do it. Tested on the USB version, but a logic should work with TCP/IP versions too (too expensive for my hobby).