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µC/Probe interfaces to any target (8-, 16-, 32-, 64-bit, or even DSPs) through one of the many interfaces supported (J-TagTAG, RS-232C, USB, Ethernet, etc.). µC/Probe displays or changes any variable (as long as they are global or static) in the application, including µC/OS-III’s internal variables.
µC/Probe works with any compiler/assembler/linker able to generate an ELF/DWARF or IEEE695 file. This is the exact same file that the user will download to the evaluation board or a final target. From this file, µC/Probe is able to extract symbolic information about variables, and determine where variables are stored in RAM or ROM.
µC/Probe also allows users to log the data displayed into a file for analysis of the collected data at a later time. µC/Probe also provides µC/OS-III kernel awareness as a built-in feature.The trial version that accompanies the book is limited to the display or change of up to eight (8) variables.
µC/Probe is a tool that serious embedded software engineers should have in their toolbox. The full version of µC/Probe is available from Micriµm, see www.micrium.com for more details.