Bondout Module

Bondout Trigger Module

CPU Adapters

Port Analyzer

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FIRE Emulator for ST10

FIRE Emulator for ST10



	Full support for ST10 family

	Full support for KEIL, TASKING, COSMIC and GNU compilers

	50 MHz no-wait-state operation

	Dual-port access for ROM and external bus

	Dual-port access for XRAM

	Shadow-RAM for IRAM and XRAM

	FLASH Programming Support

	Trace on internal and local variables

	Selective trace on registers, peripherals and local variables

	Trigger on internal register access, bit, byte, and word variables

	Trace on external and BONDOUT busses, bus and clock cycle trace

	Clip-Over, Solder-On and YAMAICHI adapters

	Support for ST10F163, ST10F167, ST10F168, ST10F169, ST10F251, ST10F251M, ST10F252, ST10F252M, ST10F269, ST10F271, ST10F271B, ST10F271M, ST10F272, ST10F272B, ST10F272M, ST10F273, ST10F273M, ST10F275, ST10F276, ST10F280, ST10F293, ST10F296, ST10R163, ST10R165, ST10R167, ST10R172L, ST10R251, ST10R252, ST10R262, ST10R271, ST10R272, ST10R272L, XCORE

The FIRE-ST10 emulator module supports the whole ST10 family. All features of the BONDOUT chips are supported, trigger and selective trace is possible on internal addresses and data, on registers and on peripheral accesses. 128 extra trace channels are used to trace all BONDOUT signals. The ROM and FLASH memory is emulated by an extra emulation system with separate breakpoints and execution flags for code coverage. The emulator can simulate bootstrap sequences and FLASH operation.

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Demo Software for Download

The FIRE-ST10 Emulator consists ot 3 modules:

		ST10/C166 Bondout Trigger Module
		ST10 Bondout Module
		CPU Adapter

		Adapter (Clip-Over, Solder-On, AMP, YAMAICHI)

Bondout Module

Operating Modes

Reset Down
Reset Up
Alone Internal
Alone External
Emulation Internal
Emulation External

Operation Frequency

50 MHz Zero-Waitstate FLASH Emulation
40 MHz External Memory Emulation with Zero Wait States and Dualport Access

Dual-Port Access

Zero-Wait State Access for ROM/FLASH RAM
Zero-Wait State Access for External Emulation Memory
Zero-Wait State Access for XRAM
Injected access for all other areas and peripherals

ROM Emulation

512K ROM/FLASH emulation
No speed limit
Fully dual-ported

Trace Operation

Bondout CPU Cycles
External BUS Cycles
Internal and External Cycles
Clock Trace

HLL Debugging

Full support in real-time
ROM and external busses
Break-before-line operation
HLL single step in real-time
Trigger and trace on local variables
Trigger and trace on bit variables

Operation with external or internal Clock

1..150 MHz internal clock

Voltage and Clock Monitors for the Target System

Exception Control

Static Exception Setting
RSTIN
Target Exception Control
RSTIN
NMI
Exception Trigger
RSTOUT
RSTIN
PWRDOWN
IDLE
TRAP
PEC

Foreground Monitor Support

Support of Foreground Monitor Systems in FLASH and External Memory

JTAG

20 MHz hardware-based TAP controller
More than 300 KByte/sec JTAG transfer speed

Bondout Trigger Module

Bondout Trace with 128 Channels

24 Bit Code Execution Address
24 Bit Operand Read Address
24 Bit Operand Write Address
16 Bit Operand Data
16 Bit Opcode
24 Bit Control Signals

Hardware Dequeuing

Automatic Dequeeing of all Data and Control Signals
Simple Trigger and Selective Trace Control

Code Coverage for ROM and External Memory

1 or 4 MByte, can be remapped to exery address within the full address range
Only Execution Cycles, no prefetches
Hardware-based C1 analysis possible

Data Read Access Flag System

2 ranges with 1 or 4 MByte each, can be remapped to exery address within the full address range
1 Byte resolution

Data Write Access Flag System

2 ranges with 1 or 4 MByte each, can be remapped to exery address within the full address range
1 Byte resolution

Code Breakpoint Memory

4 breakpoint areas with 1 MByte each
Dynamic remap to every base address
4 different breakpoints types can be defined
Every breakpoint can be qualified by data value, mask or pattern (local variable triggering)

Data Access Breakpoint Memory

4 Breakpoint Areas with 1 MByte each
Dynamic remap to every base address
4 different breakpoints types can be defined
Separate READ and WRITE breakpoints
Every breakpoint can be qualified by data value, mask or pattern

CPU Adapters

Port Analyzer

Trace an all peripheral ports

XPER Emulation Socket

On-Circuit Emulation

Support for Clip-Over adapters
Power-Up Reset for Target CPU

Automatic Setup Configuration by Reading Reset Vectors

Support of Reset Vectors for Standalone Operation

Port Analyzer

FIRE Port Analyzer

List of Port Analyzer Channels

IDE - Integrated Development Environment

	ASM Debugger Supports almost all file formats Fast operation Assembler source-level debugging Advanced memory display Inline assembler Memory tests Customizable windows Peripheral windows Terminal window Semi-hosting Flash programming Full support for peripherals
	HLL Debugger Supports multiple languages Full support for C++ Integrated into TRACE32 environment Supports most compilers and hosts Same user interface on different hosts High speed download Debugs optimized code Display of function nesting Display of linked lists Fast operation Powerful expression evaluation
	Compiler Support C XC16X/ST10 (Cosmic) ELF/DWARF GNU-GCC166 (HighTec) DBX C166 (Keil) EOMF-166 C166 (TASKING) IEEE C++ GNU-CPP166 (HighTec) DBX CP166 (TASKING) IEEE
	Memory Analysis Display of allocated memory blocks Memory allocation Statistics Check for out-of-bounds writes Trace of allocation calls Graphical displays of memory usage
	Peripheral Browser Display of onchip peripherals User definable windows Interactive window definition with softkey support Pulldown menues for selection of choices Additional description for each field
	PRACTICE Script Language Structured Language Menu Support Command Logs Custom Menues Custom Toolbars and Buttons Custom Dialog Windows 64-Bit Arithmetic Numeric, Logical and String Operators Direct Access to System States
	FLASH Programming Internal and/or external FLASH memories All common FLASH types Programming of multiple FLASH devices Provided by ICE, FIRE, ICD product line
	SIM Instruction Set Simulators Easy high-level and assembler debugging Interface to all compilers Trace Buffer Powerful script language Software compatible to all TRACE32 tools Hardware simulation
	Statistic Analyzer Detailed analysis of function run-times Detailed analysis of task run-times and state Graphical analysis of variable values over the time Analysis of the time interval of a single event (e.g. Interrupt) Analysis of the time interval between 2 defined events
	Coverage Analyzer Long-Time Hardware Coverage Analysis for Emulator and ETM Trace Based Coverage Analysis for ICD and Emulator Analysis on ASM and HLL Coverage summary on modul/function level
	Performance Analyzer Long-time performance analysis for functions Long-time performance analysis for tasks Long-time analysis of the contents of a variable or memory location and more
	Logger Software trace of any size stored in an array structure on the target General trace format provided by TRACE32-PowerView Configuration and display commands provided by TRACE32-PowerView Works as trace with address and data information Works as a program flow trace (SH4, PowerPC) Time stamp possible Predefined algorithms to fill the trace provided by Lauterbach User defined algorithms to fill the trace also possible
	Snooper Samples memory while application is running Support for special debug communication channels All trace display and analysis functions can be used Trigger on specific values Dynamic performance analysis
	RTOS Support OSEK (-) ProOSEK (3Soft) CMX-RTX (CMX Company) Nucleus PLUS (Mentor Graphics) osCAN (Vector Informatik) OSE Basic (Enea OSE Systems) OSE Epsilon (Enea OSE Systems) PXROS (HighTec) RTX166/-tiny (Keil Electronic) RTXC 3.2 (Quadros Systems Inc.) RTXC Quadros (Quadros Systems) Rubus OS (Arcticus Systems) SDT-Cmicro (Telelogic) uC/OS-II (Micrium Inc.)
	3rd Party Tool Integration EASYCASE (BKR GmbH) X-TOOLS / X32 (blue river software) ECLIPSE (Eclipse.org) ATTOL TOOLS (MicroMax) VISUAL BASIC INTERFACE (Microsoft) CODEWRIGHT (Premia Corporation) DA-C (RistanCASE) RHAPSODY IN MICROC (Telelogic) RHAPSODY IN C++ (Telelogic) WINDOWS CE PLATF. BUILDER (Windows) SDT CMICRO (Telelogic)
	Help System Acrobat Based Documentation Fast Text Search Device Specific Filtering Basic and Advanced Help Training Manuals Included WWW Update

Copyright © 2004 Lauterbach Datentechnik GmbH, Fichtenstr. 27, D-85649 Hofolding, Germany Impressum
The information presented is intended to give overview information only.
Changes and technical enhancements or modifications can be made without notice.
Last generated/modified: Apr-16-2004