Month: May 2020

TRACE32 now offers Cloud licensing     Lauterbach are pleased to announce the extension of their software licensing for TRACE32 to include cloud-based licenses. TRACE32 has always been a hardware-based debug tool and recently has expanded to include pure software-based debuggers, for example: Instruction Set Simulators, support for virtual targets and RTL simulations/emulations, and debugging […]

TRACE32 provides complete support for PikeOS 5.0     Lauterbach, the world’s leading supplier of debug tools, is pleased to announce the extension of their TRACE32® debugger to include support for SYSGO’s latest release of PikeOS, version 5.0. The support contains additional features for debugging PikeOS native applications as well as APEX and POSIX guest […]

Lauterbach Technology awarded again     Lauterbach, is pleased to announce that their open source JTAG Switcher has been awarded “Product of the Year 2020” by Elektronik Magazine. The JTAG Switcher is being released into the public domain under the MIT Open Source License. In a modern multi-processing environment, a system may comprise of many […]

The inside scoop on your iMX SDMA     Lauterbach are pleased to announce support for the SDMA engine in the NXP iMX family of processors. The IMX devices are designed for demanding applications in various fields, including Automotive, Avionics and Transport, Robotics, Building Control, Healthcare, and General HMI solutions. Historically, DMA transfers have been […]

Enter the Neoverse with TRACE32     Lauterbach is pleased to announce support for the Arm® Neoverse processors. The TRACE32 tools support full debug and trace from the Neoverse cores, allowing developers to leverage the rich debug ecosystem. Support for Neoverse E1 and Neoverse N1 devices is available immediately from Lauterbach. The Neoverse family is […]