Best IDE to use with Zephyr? #builds #debug #stm32
I have used nRF Connect for VS Code for an nRF SDK project. The source level JTAG debugging was extremely helpful.
But was unable to configure it for a vanilla Zephyr STM32 project that does not use the Nordic SDK
The Zephyr docs refer to Platform IO as a supported IDE, but that seems to use it's own build system and does not seem to support the b_u585iot02a board I am using.
I have seen a few posts about using CLion for nRF SDK, but nothing about just plain Zephyr.
Has anyone ever configured an IDE to use the native Zephyr build system and allows for source level debugging?
Thanks for any help
Using the Cortex-Debug extension with VS Code works great for any board in Zephyr.
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What is the best way to use the native Zephyr build system with an IDE?
I have used nRF Connect for VS Code for an nRF SDK project. The source level JTAG debugging was extremely helpful.
But was unable to configure it for a vanilla Zephyr STM32 project that does not use the Nordic SDK
The Zephyr docs refer to Platform IO as a supported IDE, but that seems to use it's own build system and does not seem to support the b_u585iot02a board I am using.
I have seen a few posts about using CLion for nRF SDK, but nothing about just plain Zephyr.
Has anyone ever configured an IDE to use the native Zephyr build system and allows for source level debugging?
Thanks for any help