As of J-link software pacakge version V7.92d, an official XVCD server is included.
This makes this program obsolete for all future versions!
Check out the official documentation at: https://wiki.segger.com/J-Link_XVCD_Server
An Xilinx xvc compliant j-link bridge.
The bridge works natively with Vivado without legacy iMPACT or ChipScope.
The code is comprised out of xvcd-jlink by fantomgs and XilinxVirtualCable example.
This fork simply adds functionality for the getinfo and settck.
As of now any arguments to settck are ignored.
However this still seems to work.
This has been tested using Vivado 2022.1
Using CMake and MinGW
$ cmake . -G "MinGW Makefiles"$ make
Make sure cmake and MinGW's bin folder are located in your system PATH variable.
This fork upgrades the JLinkARM.dll to 7.64.5.
To change the version simply replace the dll.
If you don't have access to the j-link SDK you can find the dll bundled at the installation folder of your j-link driver (usually C:\Program Files\SEGGER\JLink).
I have no idea where JLinkArm.h originated from.
Note: The dll in this repository is for 32-Bit systems/compilations only! For a 64-Bit system it must be replaced by the corressponding dll from your j-link SDK installation. Thanks to Michael from emb4fun for pointing this out!
xvcd [-v] [-p port] [-s jtag_speed_in_kHz] [-i core_id]
| Flag | Option | Description |
|---|---|---|
-v |
v | verbose |
-p |
port | listen port (by default is 2542) |
-s |
jtag_speed_in_kHz | speed of the JTAG connection in Khz (by default 1000 kHz) |
-i |
core_id | IDCODE of hardware core to search in JTAG chain (probably unnecessary feaure, just for test) |