SWAT Short Update

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If you haven’t seen it yet, we made a short video that explains SWAT in the sim­plest (and pos­si­bly most enter­tain­ing) way imag­in­able.
It’s only a cou­ple of min­utes — and yes, SWAT real­ly is that easy to use.

👉 Check it out here:

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Now, onto the news.

Ever hit a wall because your micro­con­troller didn’t sup­port hard­ware trace —
and then your soft­ware trace tool didn’t either?

That’s the embed­ded-debug­ging equiv­a­lent of reach­ing for your flash­light and dis­cov­er­ing the bat­ter­ies are dead.
Not help­ful. Not fun.

Well… TASKING SWAT just got big­ger.

SWAT now sup­ports more archi­tec­tures and more oper­at­ing sys­tems, giv­ing you a con­sis­tent soft­ware trac­ing expe­ri­ence across a wider range of projects and plat­forms — with­out work­flow changes.

What’s new

• Soft­ware trac­ing on archi­tec­tures that were pre­vi­ous­ly unsup­port­ed.
• Gain vis­i­bil­i­ty on oper­at­ing sys­tems that SWAT couldn’t han­dle before.
• Use one tool across mul­ti­ple projects with dif­fer­ent OSes and archi­tec­tures

Check out the lat­est release notes.

And yes, you can try it:

Learn more on the SWAT prod­uct page and start with eval­u­a­tion today!

More archi­tec­tures. More oper­at­ing sys­tems.

More SWAT.

Bring these ideas into your work­flow.
Get a free trial and eval­u­ate TASKING on your tar­get and tool­chain.