Debug and Trace on Cortex-M4 based Microcontrollers with winIDEA & BlueBox Tools

This webi­nar explains the debug and trace archi­tec­ture and fea­tures of a Cor­tex-M4 core. It shows how a debug­ger con­nects to a tar­get for debug and trace, describes var­i­ous con­fig­u­ra­tion options for debug use-cases such as excep­tion han­dling, device pro­tec­tion set­tings and core per­for­mance mea­sure­ment and demon­strates the capa­bil­i­ties of hard­ware trace using an AUTOSAR OS based sam­ple appli­ca­tion.

Who: Man­ish Kumar, Appli­ca­tion Engi­neer, TASKING Ger­many

Who should watch?

Embed­ded soft­ware devel­op­ers, sys­tem archi­tects, soft­ware inte­gra­tors and test engi­neers who want to get a basic under­stand­ing of the debug and trace capa­bil­i­ties of a micro­con­troller based on an ARM Cor­tex-M4 core. This webi­nar main­ly focus­es on micro­con­trollers used in the auto­mo­tive domain, such as NXP S32K14x and Cypress Traveo II.