Posted by PPR38 on 2015-12-08 10:06

Hello Jack,

Unfortunately today, it is not possible to select the board.

Pascale

Posted by tarek bouchkati on 2015-12-11 01:06

Hello Jack, Pascale,

Since SW4STM32 integrates openocd 0.9+, so this is possible by using hla_serial feature.
This is kind of tricky but possible

Supposing that we want to debug one STM32F429I-DISC1 (containing ST-LINK V2-1) and NUCLEO-L031K6 simultaneously.

To do that, we need to obtain the embedded ST-LINK serial of each board and specify it within your customized board configuration.

Get the serial number

Here I will force openocd to tell us the serial number by provoking an error

• copy your board config file ‘nucleo_l031k6.cfg’ (or ‘stm32f429i_disc1.cfg’) from
  ‘C:\Ac6\SystemWorkbench\plugins\fr.ac6.mcu.debug_...\resources\openocd\scripts\st_board’ to your project folder
• modify the copied cfg to provoke the error:
  after this line (source [find interface/...cfg])
  add this line (hla_serial wrong_serial)
  ⇒ resulting cfg for nucleo_l031k6

# This is an STM32L0 nucleo board with a single STM32L031K6T6 chip.
# ### To be updated ### http://www.st.com/internet/evalboard/product/.jsp
#

# This is for using the onboard STLINK/V2-1
source [find interface/stlink-v2-1.cfg]
hla_serial wrong_serial

transport select hla_swd

# increase working area to 4KB
set WORKAREASIZE 0x1000

source [find target/stm32l0.cfg]

# use hardware reset, connect under reset
reset_config srst_only srst_nogate

• from SW4STM32 → debug configurations, create your Ac6 STM32 debugging configuration, then from ‘Debugger’ tab select the modified cfg (select ‘Use local script’ then browse for it)
• set openocd verbosity to maximum add ‘-d3’ to OpenOCD Command
• @see snapshot1.png
• connect your board and launch debug session, this will fail automatically
• from openocd console search the string ‘Device serial number’ (use ‘Find/Replace’ from contextual menu), the matched line (for me) is:
  Debug: 252 316 libusb1_common.c:67 string_descriptor_equal(): Device serial number ‘066EFF515456707067174639’ doesn’t match requested serial ‘wrong_serial’
• Now we have the serial number: 066EFF515456707067174639
• reduce openocd verbosity (remove ‘-d3’)

Once we have the serial number

return to the cfg file and modify the added line, by replacing wrong_serial by the correct one:
⇒ hla_serial 066EFF515456707067174639

Do this to your boards that you want to debug simultaneously (two or more)

Finally do not forget to select a different port number for each debug configuration (from debugger tab), for me I have used ‘4444’ for L031 and ‘3333’ for F429

I have tested this with two projects, each one is opened a different instance of SW4STM32
@see snapshot2.png

Best Regards,
TarekB

Posted by tarek bouchkati on 2015-12-14 10:44

Jack Wrote
....
BTW ... When I use ST-LINK utility, and do a Target→Connect it prints the device serial number as part of the connect info
....

My response
Yes, you are right, only if you are under Windows
I am just proposing a solution that works for all Win/Linux/Mac users

Regards
tarekb