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Offline eurofox

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Re: Debugger for ARM and Cortex chips??
« Reply #25 on: September 12, 2014, 09:23:00 am »
why use a clone when you have a real one for €60 for non commercial use? I don't get it.  :-//

I just found this link and ask  |O

When people here ask for Agilent and Tektronix crak nobody make remarks to avoid to pay the licenses  |O

I have an Agilent scope all genuine including options.

If I make money with tools I just buy the official versions.

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Offline Kjelt

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Re: Debugger for ARM and Cortex chips??
« Reply #26 on: September 12, 2014, 10:06:22 am »
I understand you want to safe money but you take a chance that it does not work or will not work in the near future as happened before and pissing away €20 on a fake is already 33% of what a legal one costs new.
 

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Re: Debugger for ARM and Cortex chips??
« Reply #27 on: September 12, 2014, 11:12:21 am »
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we use a STlink v2 for €20

I have come to prefer those $5 st-link clones over the real STlink, for its small size and convenience.

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you take a chance that it does not work or will not work in the near future as happened before

Using those jlink clones on newer IDEs can be a little involved, :)

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and pissing away €20 on a fake

20euro is too high of a price. Those clones are going for like $10.

The jlink edu is a good deal, especially if you get a v9.
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