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It looks like the version of GDB that comes with GCC 9.3.1 is GDB 8. Which is not compatible with recent Cortex Debug versions. Adding these config lines to VSCode settings forces Cortex Debug to use a newer version of GDB.
It appears that when I compile I end up with a file called jlink-nuttx and not jlink-nuttx.so which cortex debug is looking for. Adding the .so extension solves the problem.
In the latest version of main, I am unable to debug using a j-link.
There is another unrelated issue of using newer versions of cortex debug in vscode.
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