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Functions | |
| void | SuspendFastSemihostingPolling () |
| Temporarily stops VisualGDB from checking whether new semihosting data is available. More... | |
| void | ResumeFastSemihostingPolling () |
| Resumes the semihosting pooling previously suspended by SuspendFastSemihostingPolling. More... | |
| int | WriteToFastSemihostingChannel (unsigned char channel, const void *pBuffer, int size, int writeAll) |
| Do not call directly. Enable the Redirect printf() to fast semihosting option instead and use regular printf(). More... | |
| void | InitializeFastSemihosting () |
| Do not call directly. More... | |
Detailed Description
Provides API used for fast semihosting
Normally, you do not need to include this file, or call any functions from it. Simply enable the VisualGDB Project Properties -> Embedded Frameworks -> Semihosting -> Redirect printf() to fast semihosting option and use the regular printf() function to output data to VisualGDB.
Function Documentation
| void InitializeFastSemihosting | ( | ) |
Do not call directly.
Do not call this explicitly, unless you want VisualGDB to set global variables like s_FastSemihostingInitialized.
| void ResumeFastSemihostingPolling | ( | ) |
Resumes the semihosting pooling previously suspended by SuspendFastSemihostingPolling.
| void SuspendFastSemihostingPolling | ( | ) |
Temporarily stops VisualGDB from checking whether new semihosting data is available.
This function can be used to stop VisualGDB from reading the target memory in anticipation of new semihosting output. Use it to allocate the entire memory reading bandwidth to other tasks (e.g. Live Variables).
| int WriteToFastSemihostingChannel | ( | unsigned char | channel, |
| const void * | pBuffer, | ||
| int | size, | ||
| int | writeAll | ||
| ) |
Do not call directly. Enable the Redirect printf() to fast semihosting option instead and use regular printf().