Hello Daniel, if you have the budget for a trace emulator, it might really reduce your development time but trace comes at a double cost. The emulator is more expensive AND you loose 10 pins. If your budget is restricted (like everyones ;-) to get started the MCB2130 from Keil in a package with the U-Link (JTAG hardware) gets you going for $299 (www.lpctools.com). Most likely though you need to upgrade to the full compiler package, don't know the exact pricing but in the neighbohood of $2k. Lower cost, in regards to the compiler would be going with GNU (www.gnuarm.com for a start). It all depends how much is your time worth to yourself and how important is time to market. With a product which needs to be fast to market you want to have tools that generate optimized code AND a phone number to call if something does not work as expeceted. We have made good experience with the Keil tools, though the compiler is still work in progress. hth, Bob --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "danielator2004" <danielator@v...> wrote: > > Hi, > I plan to start with 2138 and I need to choose a dev. tool. > > Can somebody tell me his development tool (IDE,compiler,debugger) > and above all his JTAG debugger (with appreciation) ? > > Debuggers with trace recording seems very expensive ! > > Does simple JTAG probe (no trace, 2 hard breakpoints) sufficient for > debugging ? > > Thank you > D.
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Re: development tools for LPC2138
2005-02-15 by lpc2100_fan
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