Difference between revisions of "Update the J-Link DLL"
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| + | Usually our DLL updater is good at locating any J-Link DLLs that are used by IDEs. If it cannot find the DLL of your IDE installation, a manual update may be required. |
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| + | #Close all J-Link related applications (such as IDEs with J-Link integration) |
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| + | #Download the latest version of the J-Link software |
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| + | #Run the installer |
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| + | #Locate JLink_x64.dll and/or JLinkARM.dll within the install directory of your IDE and replace them with the ones that were just installed |
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Revision as of 07:35, 13 July 2023
Update the J-Link DLL
Software which uses the J-Link DLL to include J-Link support (e.g. IDEs) usually come with their own version of the J-Link DLL. On the one hand, this gives users a good out-of-the-box experience because they do not have to install the J-Link software package manually. On the other hand, support for new devices will not be automatically available in such applications but the J-Link DLL needs to be updated manually.
J-Link DLL Updater
- Close all J-Link related applications (such as IDEs with J-Link integration)
- Download the latest version of the J-Link software
- Run the installer
At the end of the installation process, the J-Link DLL Updater will pop up - Update the J-Link DLL used by your application using the J-Link DLL Updater
The generic way
Usually our DLL updater is good at locating any J-Link DLLs that are used by IDEs. If it cannot find the DLL of your IDE installation, a manual update may be required.
- Close all J-Link related applications (such as IDEs with J-Link integration)
- Download the latest version of the J-Link software
- Run the installer
- Locate JLink_x64.dll and/or JLinkARM.dll within the install directory of your IDE and replace them with the ones that were just installed
