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If no [[J-Link settings file]] is present, "'''Default.JLinkScript'''" is loaded if present in the same directory as the J-Link DLL.<br> |
If no [[J-Link settings file]] is present, "'''Default.JLinkScript'''" is loaded if present in the same directory as the J-Link DLL.<br> |
Revision as of 12:28, 24 January 2018
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The behavior of the J-Link can be customized via command strings passed to the JLinkARM.dll which controls J-Link. In some IDEs and applications such as the J-Link Commander, command strings can be directly passed via a native command. If this is not supported, there are some alternative options which can be used to use J-Link Command Strings anyhow. For further information regarding this, please refer to Using J-Link Command Strings#Generic.
J-Link Commander
https://wiki.segger.com/J-Link_Commander#Using_J-Link_Command_Strings
Eclipse
https://wiki.segger.com/Eclipse#Using_J-Link_Command_Strings
Generic
If no J-Link settings file is present, "Default.JLinkScript" is loaded if present in the same directory as the J-Link DLL.
If a J-Link J-Link settings file is present, but no script file is specified inside of the script file, "<Name of the J-Link settings file>.JLinkScript" is loaded if present in the same directory as the J-Link settings file.
Alternatively, a J-Link script file can be specified by using one of the following ways:
- Via J-Link settings file:
- Add or edit the line
"ScriptFile="<path to script file""
- (e.g. ScriptFile="C:\Work\Test.jlinkscript") to the [CPU] section of the J-Link settings file
- Via J-Link command strings
- Execute the command string
"ScriptFile = <path>"
- e.g. ScriptFile = C:\Work\Test.jlinkscript
- Via the J-Link control panel