Embedded systems often require a careful eye to where memory resources are being spent, especially runtime memory utilization like stack and heap memories.
Great Post, really love it!
Do I miss something or is hit_breakpoint function never defined?
I would assume it would look something like this:
def hit_breakpoint() -> bool:
locations = []
for gdb_breakpoint in gdb.breakpoints():
for location in gdb_breakpoint.locations:
locations.append(location.address)
pc = int(gdb.parse_and_eval("$pc"))
if pc in locations:
return True
return False
Well spotted @Kaio , fixed up the example script to match the snippet in the article. Thanks for noticing the issue!
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Great article Noah. I just got hip to cut and it looks like gnuplot is the ideal graphing counterpart to that. 
do you need to compile with -fpic if you relocate your bootloader from flash to ram?