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Embedded development involves so many targets and combinations of development tools and operating systems that it is difficult for a single interface to meet all customer needs. Microtek provides several user interfaces, developed in conjunction with other major vendors, to provide a seamless approach to your debugging needs. Microtek Ice Studio?for CAD-UL?and Wind River?nbsp;Tornado?/font> The CAD-UL XDB interface provides an integrated development environment for users demanding complete C++ support, and a superior set of development tools including optimizing compiler, linker and debugger. The Wind River Tornado interface provides an integrated debugging package that combines a Microtek emulator with Tornado's VxWorks operating system. The combination provides a strong tool for debugging embedded applications.
PowerPack? SLD All Microtek PowerPack development systems include the powerful SLD (Source Level Debugger) interface. SLD was designed specifically for the dual purposes of source-level debugging and emulator control. In SLD, high-level language debugging features such as stack browsing and variable inspection are fully integrated with powerful emulator features like clock-level trace and real-time event triggering. This results in debug capabilities not available in other tools, such as event triggering based on high-level variable names, or a clock-level trace with the cursor linked back to the original source code that produced it.
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