Multicore SoCs shake up debugging process

As the higher level debug process progresses and the overall design becomes more stable, it often becomes necessary to focus on detailed analysis and debug of specific subsegments to optimize key functions or tune for maximum performance, or both. In these instances, the debug tools must be able to...

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Published inElectronic Engineering Times no. 1221; p. 74
Main Authors Stubberfield, Gordon, Kimelman, Paul
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cambridge AspenCore 03.06.2002
Subjects
Automation
Components
Debugging
Design
Embedded systems
Flexibility
Integrated circuits
Intellectual property
Microprocessors
Operating systems
Software
Systems design
Test equipment
User interface
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Summary:As the higher level debug process progresses and the overall design becomes more stable, it often becomes necessary to focus on detailed analysis and debug of specific subsegments to optimize key functions or tune for maximum performance, or both. In these instances, the debug tools must be able to manage all aspects of the design while homing in on a specific portion.
ISSN:0192-1541