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    • Program file does not exist

    Posted by spflanze on 2016-06-18 06:49

    The source code compiles without error. The .elf file does exist. Yet when I attempt to start a debug session I get this error:

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    Program file does not exist

    Is this referring to the elf file? If so what do I need to do to get the debugger to find it? If not what "program file" is this?

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    Posted by spflanze on 2016-06-18 23:15

    To solve it I went to:

    Run => Debug Configurations => Ac6 STM32 Debugging (navigator on left)

    I clicked on the “New launch configuration” icon to the upper left. Under navigator item “Ac6 STM32 Debugging” a new launch configuration item appeared. I clicked on this item to select it. In the panel to the right I entered a new lanuch configuration name in the “Name” field located across the top.

    For:
    Main (tab) => Project (field)
    I clicked on the “Browse” button and selected the project name. Once this was done the elf file path and file name (relative to the Eclipse project) appeared in the “C/C++ Application” field.

    For:
    Debugger (tab) => Script (group)
    I selected the “Manual spec” radio button. Two fields, a “Debug device” field, and a “Debug interface” field appeared. In the “Debug device” field I selected the emulator probe I am using (ST LinkV2). In the “Debug interface” field I selected the interface the board has connections for (JTAG).

    I am now able to launch a debug session.