Lpc2000

dr_danish_ali wrote:

>Yes I know the issue of IDE choice is often discussed, but please bear
>with me on this.
>I'm a relative newbie with Philips lpc2xxx, but reasonably familiar
>with PIC microcontrollers. So far I have been playing round with the
>demo (16k limit) of the Keil uVision IDE + their jtag, and I am coming
>to the stage when I have to pay real money for a full IDE / compiler /
>debug suite to produce commercial code.
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>Two points that cause me to question my current loyalty to Keil are
>the poor performance of its compiler in some recently-posted
>benchmarks, and the (apparently) closed nature of its jtag interface.
>There is also the active support given to this list by those at Rowley.
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>But a feature of Keil which I do not want to lose is their debug
>support for on-chip peripherals. By peripheral I mean (for example)
>the Vector Interrupt Controller, the I2C hardware etc. The Keil
>debugger has summary windows showing the state of each peripheral, and
>allows you to change the peripheral registers without needing to look
>up how the peripheral register is mapped in memory or which bit
>corresponds to a given flag.
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>So my question is: Do other debugging environments have support for
>on-chip peripherals? Either built-in or provided by third-party? I
>would like an answer for both Rowley and IAR, not necessarily from the
>same person.
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Hi Danish,

CrossWorks For ARM supports the display of memory mapped peripheral 
registers.

Regards
Michael

>Thanks in advance,
>Danish
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