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6 It allows to build the project either by using a command line terminal or by using IDE's like [VSCo…
22 …* Ubuntu 18.04: the toolchain has been updated but there is a bug with [`libnewlib`](https://githu…
50 2. Create a directory named 'build'
62 …ot installed under the default path (GNU Linux:`/usr`, Mac OS `/usr/local`) a prefix has to be pro…
74 Alternatively one can use a graphical interface to configure CMake, drop down menus and check boxes…
155 …The below GDB usage example shows how to start a debug session, writing the program to the flash a…
162 * Execute a reset and halt of the target:
166 * Add a one-time break point at main:
211 …The *CMake Tools* extension will automatically generate a *`.cmaketools.json`* file based on the C…
215 3. Click on the blue status bar of *CMake Tools* to choose a build type (`Debug` or `Release`).
219 5. The CMake build system will automatically generate a *`launch.json`* file which setups the debug…
220 6. Press the `F5` key to start a debug session.
226 * Execute a clean rebuild: Open the Command palette (Crtl+Shift+P) and type `CMake: Clean rebuild`
253 4. Create a launch configuration for debugging:
254 * Click on *`Run->Configure Launches...`* and add a new *`Compiled Binary Launcher`*.
259 5. Start OpenOCD in a command line terminal as described on chapter [Debugging](#debugging).
260 6. Click on "Debug" to launch a debug session.