J-Link – Professional Debug Probe Now Available For RISC V
summary
SEGGER’s J-Link adds RISC-V support (released about a month before the talk) to a family that’s sold over 600,000 units and runs integrated flash programming, onboard intelligence for transparent flash breakpoints, and autonomous target-memory sampling. The product ships as off‑the‑shelf probes and an on‑board J-Link OB, exposes an open J-Link SDK for end‑of‑line programming or IDE integration, supports drag‑and‑drop mass‑storage flashing, and claims full, tested RISC‑V debug implementation.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:33What is J-Link?
- 1:58J-Link is open
- 4:21J-Link is intelligent
- 6:17J-Link is reliable
- 7:20J-Link is fast
- 7:50J-Link technology scales
- 8:22J-Link on RISC-V
- 9:28Ozone, the J-Link debugger
- 9:48System View, the real-time analyzer
- 10:25Embedded Studio for RISC-V
- 11:18Flasher
- 11:46Product Overview
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