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CCSTUDIO-OPENOCD: Question regarding device support roadmap for the TI Embedded Debug VS Code extension

Sang-il Nam
Expert 2810 points

Part Number: CCSTUDIO-OPENOCD

Hi, 

I confirmed via the link below that TI provides an Embedded Debug extension for VS Code.
In the list of supported devices, I found the MSPM0, MSPM33, and SimpleLink series. I would like to know whether support for other MCU/DSP families—including the C2000 MCUs—is planned to be added, or whether the extension will continue to support only low-power application MCUs and wireless connectivity devices as it currently does.

TI Embedded Debug for VS Code

Best regards,
Sang-il

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    TI__Guru**** 163075 points

    Sang-il,

    The plan is to expand our OpenOCD support across a lot more TI devices.  The Arm-based MCUs are first but we do plan on supporting C2000 as well (C29 to start with and then C28 support is being investigated).

    Regards,

    John

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    Expert 2810 points

    JohnS,

    You mentioned that support is planned for the future. Has a specific target schedule been established?
    Or is it currently only under consideration, with no concrete roadmap available yet?

    Best regards,
    Sang-il

  • 0 in reply to Sang-il Nam
    TI__Guru**** 163075 points

    Sang-il,

    The schedule is not set yet for C2000.  It would be next year but I cannot say when. We expect to be in good shape across Arm-based MCUs this year with OpenOCD. You will also see improvements to our VS Code extension package.

    Regards,

    John