Tutorial ESP32 JTAG Debug November 2022

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ESP32 JTAG Debug November 2022
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Learning JTAG Debug Skill by using OpenOCD.
GDB, JTAG, OpenOCD basic knowledge
Setup GDB JTAG Debug for ESP32
Use GDB to debug ESP32 software
JTAG GDB debug skills.
This course focus on how to use GDB to implement the JTAG debug for ESP32 firmware software through OpenOCD.
We will learn the JTAG debug skill for the following GDB commands:
1. Break command: learn how to add break point at different positions of the code, how to check the break point information, delete break point and set the temporary break point
2. Watch command: learn how to watch the value for different types of variables, such as, integer, pointer and expression
3. Next, Step, Until command Learn how to debug the code step by step
4. Print command learn how to print out data value for the integer, array, string, struct and variables in different functions and files, also included how to set data with different values by print command
5. Display command learn how the display command automatically show the variables' value
6. Examine command: learn how to show variables' value according the memory address
7. Ptype, whatis command: learn how to show the type of the variables
8. Backtrace, where, frame command: learn how to trace the code by the stack information
9. Jump command learn how to ignore code, repeat code and run branch code by the jump command
10. Set command: learn how to set "code" variable value and how to set "environment" variable value
11. Define command learn how to create a new "command" by using define command

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Hello there! It seems like you are interested in learning JTAG Debug skills for the ESP32 firmware software through OpenOCD. This course focuses on using GDB to implement JTAG Debug for ESP32 firmware software through OpenOCD.

In this course, you will learn about GDB, JTAG, and OpenOCD basic knowledge and how to set up GDB JTAG Debug for ESP32. You will also learn how to use GDB to debug ESP32 software and JTAG GDB Debug skills.

The course will cover various GDB commands such as Break, Watch, Next, Step, Until, Print, Display, Examine, Ptype, Whatis, Backtrace, Where, Frame, Jump, Set, and Define commands.

You will learn how to add breakpoints at different positions of the code, check breakpoint information, delete breakpoints and set temporary breakpoints using the Break command. The Watch command will teach you how to watch different types of variables such as integers, pointers, and expressions.

Using the Next, Step, and Until commands, you will learn how to debug the code step by step. The Print command will teach you how to print out data value for different types of variables in different functions and files, set data with different values by print command, and more.

You will also learn how to automatically show variables' value using the Display command, show variables' value according to the memory address using the Examine command, and show the type of variables using the Ptype and Whatis commands.

Using the Backtrace, Where, and Frame commands, you will learn how to trace the code by the stack information. The Jump command will teach you how to ignore code, repeat code, and run branch code.

Finally, you will learn how to set "code" variables value and "environment" variable value using the Set command and how to create a new "command" using the Define command.

Overall, this course seems like a comprehensive and practical guide to learning JTAG Debug Skills for ESP32 firmware software through OpenOCD using GDB.