TRACE32 Integration to Eclipse

Integration Environment

Set-Up

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Highlights

	Based on Target Communication Framework (TCF)
	Start TRACE32 as TCF agent
	Support for various launch mechanisms
	Support for all debug relevant TCF services
	Synchronize debugging between TRACE32 and TCF C/C++ Debugger in Eclipse
	Support for multiple projects (multicore)
	Applicable for all TRACE32 tools
	Applicable for all processor architectures supported by TRACE32
	Applicable for all compilers supported by TRACE32

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Integration Environment

In the picture above shows a typical configuration. A TRACE32 software, that controls a TRACE32 hardware-based JTAG debugger, is started as TCF agent. This agent ensures that all TCF services requested by the TCF C/C++ Debugger in Eclipse, are translated into JTAG commands and sent to the target.

Set-Up

TRACE32 can be autodetected by the TCF discovery mechanism of the TCF C/C++ Debugger in Eclipse, if TRACE32 is started as TCF agent.

Lauterbach offers an optional TRACE32 TCF plug-in for customers who want to configure and start TRACE32 from the TCF C/C++ Debugger in Eclipse (see picture below).

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