I'm sorry I wasted your time ... but I just randomly found the right button to terminate the debugging session without stopping the target is the (identical!) one in the console window (bottom-right area in my case) and not the one in the top toolbar (top-left area).
Best regards.
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the right button to terminate the debugging session without stopping the target
yes and no, normally the top toolbar button should do the trick.
if you use the console button, it first kills the process associated to the console, than the other are killed too.
if you use the top toolbar button, the order of 'killings' is different, and if you say it is not working, then we have small problem that needs to be fixed.
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Hi Liviu.
Thank you very much for your awesome work on GNU ARM Eclipse plug-ins.
A possible solution to reconnect to a running target is creating and using a debug configuration with the option "Connect to running target" selected.
I look forward for the detaching issue solution.
Best regards.
do you mean detaching is still an issue? I remember I spent some time on this and I thought it was fixed.
I have latest version of Eclipse CDT and all plugins but the "Disconnect" button is grayed out.
Best regards.
ah, ok, that button is not supported. :-(
did you try to simply terminate the debug session?
be sure you use the latest SEGGER version.
When I use the Terminate button (the one with the red square) the target stops too, which is not what I need.
Best regards.
ok, I'll look into it.
I'm sorry I wasted your time ... but I just randomly found the right button to terminate the debugging session without stopping the target is the (identical!) one in the console window (bottom-right area in my case) and not the one in the top toolbar (top-left area).
Best regards.
Last edit: Piergiuseppe Tundo 2015-03-26
yes and no, normally the top toolbar button should do the trick.
if you use the console button, it first kills the process associated to the console, than the other are killed too.
if you use the top toolbar button, the order of 'killings' is different, and if you say it is not working, then we have small problem that needs to be fixed.