Haneef Mohammed

@andyinno Can you try the tools from the command line and use gdb from the command line as well. You see the exact command-line options used in the Debug Console....

@lagerholm Thank you so much for the info. This is great.

Can we separate this into two PRs. One for loading/preserving and one for exceptions. Other questions * Why preserve0/1/2 instead of an array of preserves? * We don't do this...

I still think "Why preserve0/1/2 instead of an array of preserves?" is valid. NXP may have done it that way for GUI convenience but doesn't an array make more sense?...

Whew, log message. I will answer the best I can. Just ping me if I missed answering something - Cortex-Debug has a bunch of gdb utility functions it creates and...

@Marus, yes, I saw that not every release had a tag so, I did not do it either. One thing though, that we have duplication of information between the tags...

Yes, I totally understand the usefulness of tags & releases from a git perspective. I never made a release in my personal projects without tagging. The duplication of release notes...

@perlindgren You can already kind of do (2) today. Override everything the gdbserver, probe and/or the Cortex-Debug did in FW. Even if (2) can be done, there are things that...

This is not C++-specific. It can also happen with C expressions. We (Cortex-Debug) provides VSCode with an `evaluateName` which is supposed to be an expression. We create these expressions when...

Sorry, this fell off of my radar. Working on it now.