cortex-debug

The pico can be used to program other devices. Raspberry pi made such an effort. However there is no board yet, that is open-source and can be used with OpenOCD as a general-purpose programmer

raspberry-pi programmer openocd pico cortex-debug picoprobe

Updated Nov 26, 2021
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cracked-machine / Zephyr_nRF52_Empty

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Blinky example for nRF52/Zephyr using CMake/GNU/J-Link + VSCode/CortexDebug

cmake vscode gnu zephyr nrf52 j-link cortex-debug

Updated Oct 5, 2020
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JohnBerg60 / stm32-f103-svd

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project skeleton for a stm32 blue pill, based on a converted svd file

cmake ninja stm32 vscode stm32f103 cortex-debug

Updated Dec 23, 2019
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zoosmand / STM32F429I-disk1__LL_HAL_periph__template

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An initial project for STM32F429ZI (aka STM32F429I-Disco1). It uses LL but no HAL.

macos stm32 vscode openocd fmc stm32f429l-disc1 sdram stm32f429zi no-hal cortex-debug ll-drivers arm-bit-band

Updated Oct 22, 2020
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zoosmand / STM32F429I-disk1__std_periph__template

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STM32F429I-disk1 template. Initialization based on standard peripheral. No HAL. No LL.

vscode stdperiph openocd ili9341 bit-banding stm32f429l-disc1 ltdc cortex-debug

Updated Dec 17, 2021
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