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How to Leverage Dev Containers for Quick and Easy Zephyr OS Development Setup

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How to Leverage Dev Containers for Quick and Easy Zephyr OS Development Setup
Stefano Fiorentino

Unlock the potential of rapid Zephyr OS development through strategic utilization of Dev Containers. Learn to expedite environment setup with precision, fostering a streamlined and efficient workflow.

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rocendob
Score: 1 | 1 day ago | 1 reply

Could you share your recipe if you are able to debug the target from inside the container using a USB debug probe?

fiorentinoingSpeaker
Score: 0 | 1 day ago | no reply

My setup is very convoluted. But the following should be sufficient to have a debug console:

west debugserver --build-dir path/to/build/directory

In my case the result looks like:

Remote debugging using :3333
z_arm_reset () at /home/dev/zephyrproject/zephyr/arch/arm/core/cortex_m/reset.S:119
119 movs.n r0, #_EXC_IRQ_DEFAULT_PRIO
(gdb)

My target is currently a STM32F411E-DISCO with Windows+WSL2+Custom Docker Image, in the video it is qemu to keep it simple. Are you interested in more details?
Nathan3
Score: 2 | 1 day ago | 1 reply

Are you able to easily debug actual hardware using devcontainer ?

fiorentinoingSpeaker
Score: -1 | 1 day ago | no reply

Debug is too late :) Jokes apart, I'm currently working on a Windows machine, so I agree the integration with usbipd shall improve. Thanks for the comment!

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