Embedded Development Tools and Debuggers for XC2000, TriCore, PowerPC, ARM, Cortex, SH-2A
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TASKING

Classic C16x/ST10 Toolset

 

The TASKING Classic C16x/ST10 toolset is not recommended for new projects. But it is still supported by Universal Debug Engine (UDE). All special features and peripherals of the controllers are accessible in C. ANSI-C is supported completely. The generated program code shows compact size and excellent performance. For new projects use TASKING VX-toolset for C166/ST10.

C16x / XC16x / ST10 Architecture Support

  • Support for all members of the C166 architecture family
  • Extensive optimizations for highly efficient code
  • Five memory models to fit your application:
    tiny, small, medium, large, and huge
  • Additional data types sfr, sfrbit, esfr, esfrbit, bit and bitword
  • The _at() function for easy allocation of variables at specific addresses
  • A wealth of C166 specific intrinsic functions
  • Easy C-level interrupt definition using _interrupt

Other Compiler Package Features

  • ISO C and ISO C++ compliant
  • Scalable C++ conform Embedded C++
  • MISRA C enhanced code-checking
  • User-definable inline functions

C++ Compiler

  • C++ features like Dynamic Allocation of Objects, Passing References, Operator Overloading, Default Values, Inline Functions, Rigorous Type Checking, Encapsulation, Data Hiding and Inheritance are supported.
  • C++ compiler output must be processed by the C compiler.
  • C++ is an optional extension to the compiler package.

Library Set

  • Complete, ANSI-compliant C libraries
  • All library sources written in C or Assembly
  • Standard C, C++ and ANSI/IEEE-754 floating-point libraries

Debugging Support

  • TASKING OUT format supported by UDE directly

The C/C++ Compiler Package Includes:

  • EDE, the Embedded Development Environment
  • ISO C++ compiler, scalable to EC++
  • ISO/ANSI C compiler
  • Assembler with macro-preprocessor
  • C/C++ libraries, run-time libraries, floating-point libraries
  • Linker and locator
  • Utilities
  • Support and updates for 3 months.

RTOS Support

  • Rubus (Arcticus Systems)
  • CMX-RTX, CMX-RTXS, CMX-Tiny+ (CMX Systems)
  • tresos (Elektrobit)
  • µC/OS-II (micriµm)
  • OSE (ENEA Embedded Technology)
  • EUROS (Euros Embedded Systems)
  • RTA-OSEK (LiveDevices)
  • Nucleus (Mentor Graphics)
  • RTXC (Quadros Systems)
  • osCAN (Vector Informatik)

 


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Events

Freescale Abendseminare 2010

Universal Debug Engine (UDE) for i.MX Application Processors, Linux support, Nexus Trace for Power Architecture, Eclipse ready

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