7. Eclipse

This document describes the use of Eclipse.

7.1. import project

• First of all, start eclipse, open File > import on the toolbar and select the Existing Projects into Workspace option under the General menu to import the projects.

7.2. Debug

• First of all, let the board run, make sure the toolbar at the top left of the eclipse is configured as shown in Figure 1 below, then click the icon debug button in the first red box, the eclipse will compile the project first, after that, you can see the log in the Console window below the eclipse as shown in Figure 2 below.

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• Use the shortcut key F8 to resume, you can see the program stops at the void bfl_main() main function, you can click the three buttons in the figure below. Their meanings are

  • First Step Into (F5) Single-step execution, entering and continuing single-step execution when sub-functions are encountered.

  • The second Step Over (F6) does not go into subfunctions when encountered within a function during single-step execution, but instead stops the entire execution of the subfunctions as a single step.

  • The third Step Return (F7) is used to finish the remainder of the sub-function and return the previous level function when a single step is executed into the sub-function.

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• You can add and remove breakpoints by double-clicking on the leftmost orange bar of the code window.

• You can also view the corresponding assembly by looking at the Disassembly window on the right (if that window isn’t available, you can add it by going to Window > show view > Disassembly in the top toolbar).