C3X XDS 510WS Debugger
TMDS3240630
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Tool Type | Debuggers |
Current Version | v3.10 |
Release Date | |
Host | HP/Sun |
Operating System | Unix |
Supplier | Texas Instruments |
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DESCRIPTION |
The TMS320 Extended Development Systems (XDSs) are
powerful, full-speed emulators used for system-level integration and
debug. TI provides the world's first in-system scan-based emulators.
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CONTENTS |
Debugger Only |
SPECIFICATIONS |
The emulator enables the TMS320 Debugger Interface,
which is sold separately, to control the C3x on the target board. This
is done by interfacing the target system to the emulator via the MPSD
emulation cable. The Debugger can then be used to verify the
functionality of the C3x software and target hardware.
The emulators use scan-based emulation which is a nonintrusive approach to system emulation and debug. The emulator connects to a 12-pin header that must be designed into the target board. This header consists of a power signal, a clock signal, some ground signals and the 4 MPSD pins of the C3x. The C3x was designed before the JTAG standard was finalized so it uses the Modular Port Scan Device (MPSD) port to control the on-chip emulation scan path rather than a JTAG port. Using the scan path, the emulator can run and halt the C3x and scan in and out all of the bits of each register. TMS320C3x Debugger Interface The TMS320 Debugger Interface is used with all TMS320 Simulator, Emulator, and EVM products including the C3x Simulator, C3x XDS510/XDS510WS Emulator Debugger and the C3x EVM Debugger.
The Debugger allows you to run and halt the processor; view and modify registers, memory values and C variables; and view disassembly and C source. Debugger features include: ¡@
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