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== Enable J-Link Log File == |
== Enable J-Link Log File == |
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Software which uses the J-Link DLL to include J-Link support (e.g. IDEs) can implement an option to specify a J-Link log file. As this is no must, the J-Link log file can also be set / overwritten using the J-Link Web Control Panel. This allows to create a log file independently of the used software. |
Software which uses the J-Link DLL to include J-Link support (e.g. IDEs) can implement an option to specify a J-Link log file. As this is no must, the J-Link log file can also be set / overwritten using the J-Link Web Control Panel. This allows to create a log file independently of the used software. |
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The following steps are required to configure the J-Link log file using the J-Link Web Control Panel: |
The following steps are required to configure the J-Link log file using the J-Link Web Control Panel: |
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Enable J-Link Log File
Software which uses the J-Link DLL to include J-Link support (e.g. IDEs) can implement an option to specify a J-Link log file. As this is no must, the J-Link log file can also be set / overwritten using the J-Link Web Control Panel. This allows to create a log file independently of the used software.
The generic way
The following steps are required to configure the J-Link log file using the J-Link Web Control Panel:
- Open the J-Link Commander. It should connect to a J-Link automatically, if one is present.
- Navigate to localhost:19080 using a web browser (On windows, one can also simply click the small green J-Link icon in the windows task bar)
- Switch to the Settings tab in the J-Link Web Control Panel
- Check the Override checkbox in the Log file section.
- Close the J-Link Commander
- From now on any J-Link DLL based application uses the J-Link log file override
The override option can be used in any application to create the J-Link log file as it is a global override.
J-Link Commander
The J-Link logfile can be enabled by passing the -Log <Path> command via command line option to the J-Link Commander.
J-Link GDB Server
The J-Link logfile can be enabled by passing the -log <Path> command via command line option to the J-Link GDB Server.
J-Flash
J-Flash --> Options --> Global settings... --> Enable J-Link logfile
Ozone
The J-Link log file can be enabled using the User Actions function int Project.SetJLinkLogFile(const char* FileName);. We recommend to add this function call in the OnProjectLoad() project function. For further information regarding this, please refer to the Ozone User Manual (UM08025).
Embedded Studio
In Embedded Studio the J-Link log file can be simply set through the project settings under: Project->Edit Options...->Debug->J-Link->Log File
IAR EWARM
Open the project options Project --> Options and switch to the J-Link / J-Trace --> Connection tab. Check the Log communication checkbox and enter a path as in the screenshot below.
J-Link SDK / DLL
The J-Link log file can be enabled through a separate J-Link DLL API function. For further information regarding this, please refer to the J-Link SDK user manual. Please note that this manual is available for users with a valid J-Link SDK license, only.