Lpc2000

and for the ARM DUI 0040C

http://infoeng.ee.ic.ac.uk/~gac1/Architecture/user2v2.pdf


>From: "Eric Engler" <englere.geo@...>
>Reply-To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com
>To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [lpc2000] Re: JTAG consulting
>Date: Sat, 05 Nov 2005 05:54:46 -0000
>
> > I would find this source code extremely useful. But after a search
> > around the Atmel website (and the web in general) I still could not
> > quite find it. Could you list specific pointers to the code or maybe
> > post tars of the monitor source?
>
>You're right about it being hard to find! It's in a file called
>At91LibV214_light.exe, but you can't find that file with a search at
>Atmel's site. You have to drill down into a lot of pages to find it.
>It comes with a lot of other programs so a lot of people don't even
>know its there.
>
>To recapfrom my earlier message, Angel is a serial monitor that gives
>you access to RDI style commands through the Angel Debug Protocol
>(ADP). Angel is not an ideal way to debug because of the serial port
>connection, but there's a lot of interesting code in Angel for people
>who want to write their own debugger.
>
>For convenience of people who want the Angel monitor source code, I
>pulled it out of that big file and posted it on my site:
>
>http://www.ericengler.com/AngelMonitorSrc.zip
>
>To go along with this, you need to get these documents. The first 2
>are easy to find at the ARM website:
>ADP_ARM_DUI0052C.pdf
>ADP_ARM_DUI0053D.pdf
>
>This page is good and it has links to the PDF files:
>http://www.arm.com/products/DevTools/AngelDebugMonitor.html
>
>One of the best references on Angel is a chapter in the ARM Software
>Development Toolkit, version 2.11. The version is important because
>the newest versions of this document do NOT have the Angel material!
>The document code for this is ARM DUI 0041B. A slightly older version
>of the same document has the same info. (I think its the same): ARM
>DUI 0040C. If anyone can find a good download link for this document
>please post it here! I'd put it on my site, but it's almost 10
>megabytes and it could cost me a lot if many people download it (I pay
>for the amount of bytes people download).
>
>Lastly, the Angel Porting Guide:
>ttp://www.arm.com/pdfs/DAI0054A_angel_porting.pdf
>
>Eric
>
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