01:59 <vanboy> I'm trying to debug a Ti EK-TM4C123GXL board, but can't get it to break immediately upon reset. Suspect it's related to "Error: SRST error". Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks

11:10 <dormito> hmmm. I have a chip (on an st-nucleo-f042) that had (during a gdb session, not something in flash) its pins reconfigured to not-swd. Now openocd fails it's init. But the on-board ST link is connected to the target chips reset pin. Is there a way to tell openocd to do a reset before initializing the target? (I tried appaending '-c "reset;" to the openocd cmdline, but it says 'invalid command name

11:10 <dormito> "reset"')

11:12 <PaulFertser> dormito: you need -c "reset_config srst_only connect_assert_srst"

11:18 <dormito> PaulFertser: ah thanks

11:20 <dormito> and it's back. Openocd make remote dev of hw so much more practical. lol

11:29 <karlp> has anyone done much/anything with MTB and openocd? I've not seen much. I'm looking for something like rtt, where the MTB can be read out constantly and piped to a port, so I can use orbtop ~much as I have been with ITM pc sampling?

11:34 <PaulFertser> I do not remember anyone mentioning MTB lately if at all.

11:34 <karlp> yeah, wasn't expecting much, thought it best to ask though.

11:35 <karlp> I jsut keep growing patches locally...

11:41 <PaulFertser> You mean someone in your company blocks upstreaming? :(

11:44 <karlp> no, they approve it, my boss is the one in charge for the whole company apparently.

11:45 <karlp> they want to do it, they're just trying to "set it up properly"

11:45 <karlp> I keep reminding him.

11:45 <karlp> We would _like_ to submit patches from a company github for instance, for some projects

11:45 <karlp> for openocd I should probably just ask separately to push to gerrit just from a company email, as it doesn't need to go to a public github separately.

13:11 <PaulFertser> karlp: e-mail shouldn't even matter much, you can just put the appropriate Copyright line in the file with the code you add.

13:11 <karlp> no, just want to mak eit nice from day 1.

13:11 <karlp> it's "in progress"

13:19 <karlp> is mem_helper.tcl something taht should always be available?

13:19 <karlp> if I connect to the telnet port, I cant' use mmw? and help doesn't show it.

13:20 <karlp> but I've been able to use it in scripts without explicitly sourcing it in the past I believe?

13:44 <PaulFertser> I think it's not sourced by default, yes, just by those config scripts that are using it.

13:55 <karlp> guess I've just been lucky in the past :)