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msp4linux
C++ based debug interface to MSP430, MSP-FET430UIF needed
This package includes a tool chain for MSP430 micro controllers. The tool chain is based on the MSP430-FET430UIF Jtag programming hardware and the TI(TM) open source driver which is needed to access the UIF on the PC side. Beside the hardware tool chain, there is a second part which provides a virtual tool chain. The open source driver is patched and a new data channel is added, which redirects the USB output to a socket interface. The virtual tool chain itself consists of an implementation of the PC <> UIF transfer protocol and a public interface for a simulated target. ... -
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VirtualKD speeds up kernel debugging using VMWare or VirtualBox by providing a native KD driver instead of the slow virtual COM port.
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The VisualDDK is a plugin for Microsoft Visual Studio allowing debugging device drivers right from the IDE. Additionally, a simple Driver Project Wizard is provided.
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The project is a Windows XP kernel driver allowing debugging kernel drivers over a named pipe EXTREMELY FAST. Compatible with both VMWare Workstation and VMWare server.
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