Lpc2000

> What jag and IDE for less than $3000 gives me the ability to
> know real time execution elapsed time?

Glen,

Simulation is good, but for actual, real-time timing analysis there
is nothing better than an emulator with trace. Trace was something
that was common on 8 & 16-bit MCUs, but for some reason is 
overlooked on many 32-bit devices.
Luckily, most Philips LPC2xxx devices have the ETM trace port, 
so you can get a JTAGjet-Trace to get actual timing of any interrupt
or event, elapsed time of a function, as well as other useful trace 
features for about $3,500. 
BTW - this is  how much you will have to pay for a good simulator
anyway.

Jerry
Signum Systems Corp.
www.signum.com/jtagjet.htm
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     26 YEARS OF EMULATION SYSTEMS DESIGN: 
  8051, ARM, OMAP, 80186, 80196 and TMS320 DSPs
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "G B" <microsys@...>
To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 7:54 AM
Subject: [lpc2000] simulator


> I, too, as a guy new to the ARM7, would find it helpful
> to 'simulate' code well before putting it on hardware.
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> I have the gnuarm and eclipse with the Olimex board and
> wiggler.
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> But, I have found that after many many years writing
> assembly code (AVR now), that the simulator is invaluable in
> new, tricky, routines.
> 
> On another subject...
> What jtag and IDE for less than $3000 gives me the ability to
> know real time execution elapsed time?
> 
> Thanks,
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> Glen
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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