18:12 <jakab922> Hello

18:13 <PaulFertser> Hi

18:13 <jakab922> I have a question about setting up multiple cores when the -rtos is set to hwthread. How can I set up multiple cores as multiple threads. `info threads` in gdb seem to still show a single thread even if I add a new target with `create target` in the openocd config

18:14 <PaulFertser> Are the cores all SMP and you have them in an smp group configuration in OpenOCD?

18:31 <jakab922> I don't have them in an SMP group

18:31 <jakab922> It's a two core RISC-V

18:31 <jakab922> with a vector and a scalar core

18:31 <jakab922> How do I define an smp group?

18:45 <PaulFertser> jakab922: by mentioning all cores after "target smp "

18:53 <jakab922> @PaulFertser, Could you give me an example config for that?

18:54 <jakab922> Ah I looked into the docs and I think these lines are wrong target create $_TARGETNAME0 riscv -chain-position $_CHIPNAME.cpu -coreid 0 -rtos hwthread

18:54 <jakab922> 10 target create $_TARGETNAME1 riscv -chain-position $_CHIPNAME.cpu -coreid 1 -rtos hwthread

18:54 <jakab922> $_CHIPNAME.cpu should be different on the two lines

18:57 <jakab922> Maybe that's not needed, but the target smp line was definitely missing.

18:57 <jakab922> Thanks @PaulFertser

19:30 <PaulFertser> jakab922: just got back, so you have it working now as you need? Cool!

19:31 <jakab922> Yep, this part is working. I'm just a newbie with openocd and I started off with a generated file which exposed only one of the cores via the gdbserver.

19:31 <jakab922> Thanks again for the help!

19:36 <PaulFertser> jakab922: welcome, feel free to ask :)