Hi, I've been beginning to work with an RZ/A1L (custom PCB), e2 Studio and a Segger j-link for a couple of months now, and have a couple of questions on things I haven't quite gotten my head around yet. 1) e2 Studio's debug functionality is great (hardware debugging via the j-link), but is there a way to, with the same ease, just "run" my program on my hardware RZ/A1L chip, without starting GDB etc? Obviously e2 Studio includes a "run" option, but every time I click it, e2 Studio generates a "java.lang.NullPointerException" error. Am I experiencing a rare bug, or is this feature not working for other people too? 2) How do people normally program their hardware's SPI flash with a j-link? It seems that Segger makes a program called j-flash that will do it, but the lower-end j-link's like I have don't come with it for free, and it costs hundreds of dollars. There's a j-flash "lite" version that's free but it doesn't support the RZ chips. Is there any other way to perform this with a j-link? Currently I'm writing to my flash chip via SPI directly, which is quite a hassle. 3) While hardware-debugging in e2 Studio with a j-link, is there a command I can insert into my code to make it output some text at runtime to e2 Studio's console - to aid debugging? Some of the RSK example projects seem to be using "printf", but this doesn't appear to be sending the text to anywhere in e2 Studio... Thanks :)
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