Hi, I am a newbie to ARM development. I have a Realview ICE module and an ARM7TDMI board. Does WinARM supports Realview ICE. If not are there any better tools to work with Realview ICE. Thanks in advance for your help. M
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Hi Maybe you should post some more details. What kind of mcu is used on the board? WinARM should work with most ARM7 MCUs but at the moment it is a little bit outdated. Maybe you should take a look at yagarto. Cheers, Tilo
It is always a good idea to seek support for a commercial product from teh Vendor: http://www.arm.com/products/DevTools/RVIGDB.html It appears that it will work with GDB so should work with WinARM (which is a GNU toolchain). Maverick Maverick wrote: > If not are there any > better tools to work with Realview ICE. > It is perhaps obviously designed to work hand-in-glove with the RealView compiler. This is available from Keil, which is wholly owned by ARM. http://www.keil.com/arm/mdk310.asp. I would strongly recommend that you use that if the budget allows.
Keil MDK does not directly support the RealICE, for RealICE you will need ARM's RealView - not cheap. Cheers Spen
Spencer Oliver wrote:
> Keil MDK does not directly support the RealICE
My error. In my experience if you buy the MDK it is generally easy to
blag a free ULINK2; you just have to have the cheek to ask!
Thanks for the responses. RVIGDB looks promising. I am exploring all the open source options. I will update this forum once I find something.