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Graphical state machine debugging on hardware |
The unique integration between C-SPY® Debugger in IAR Embedded Workbench® and IAR visualSTATE® makes it possible to see what is going on at the state machine design level at the target device. - View received event triggers, executed action functions and the resulting global system state directly in C-SPY.
- Set state machine breakpoints directly at a state or a set of states, to stop execution once the specified states become active.
- Get animation directly in the design diagrams, to follow execution on an even higher level.
- No need to write support code in the form of communications routines etc—just compile and go! There is no need for extra communications ports etc—C-SPY handles all communication needed.
- Available for the vast majority of available IAR Embedded Workbench solutions for 8-, 16-, and 32-bit architectures.
- Choose between a number of different execution modes, to maximize feedback or real-time performance while debugging.
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Benefits |
The benefits are obvious: By getting instant graphical feedback of the system state you get a real grasp of what the system is doing at any given time.
Contrast this with the usual mode of state machine debugging, where C implementation level details distort the view of the system to a point where it is sometimes more or less impossible to figure out what is going on—if the data is even available.
Add to this the possibility of specifying breakpoints on the state machine level, instead of trying to specify complicated and error-prone data breakpoints on the C statement level to obtain something similar, but not at all with the same level of simplicity and ease. |
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