--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "avrx123456789" <AvrX@...> wrote: > > Can someone comment on which is better > for debugging: JTAG or DebugWire? I don't think either is "better". People have pointed out that once you've picked your device you don't have a choice. You may also have a personal preference. I prefer JTAG, because it's simpler to use. You can do everything through JTAG. You can even re-program fuses if you've messed up the clock selection and the device clock is not running. With debugWIRE, you have to enable it via ISP and go back to ISP to change fuses and generally mess around more. On the other hand, JTAG uses up four device pins. So, for hacking around, I'd recommend you get a JTAG device, such as the ATmega16 (which works with the old JTAG interface and its clones). For products, where the cost per unit is more important, a debugWIRE device will often be better. Graham.
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Re: JTAG vs DebugWire
2008-09-13 by Graham Davies
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