>
>I don't think people purchase CrossWorks
because they chose a
>CrossConnect. I might be wrong.
You'd know more than me about this, but in my recent research of these
devices your CrossConnect keeps coming up.
And you're the only USB and commercial suite vendor that can support
linux. Even if your number of linux users isn't that great, I think
linux support makes people think well of your company. You've got an
understanding of cross platform tools, and people like to know that
they aren't required to use Microsoft Windows forever.
I personally like Microsoft because they've been very good to me. The
company has changed a lot, but they still have a negative impression
in many people's minds...
Eric
ARM-JTAG (Wiggler compatible)
Started by ●November 10, 2005
Reply by ●November 14, 20052005-11-14
Reply by ●November 15, 20052005-11-15
--- In lpc2000@lpc2..., "Stephen Pelc" <stephen@m...>
wrote:
> MPE's JTAG Widget has a completely open and documented API. It
> will work for any O/S (including Linux) that supports the FTDI
> chips. See:
> http://www.mpeforth.com/jtagwidget.htm
This looks like overkill if we just want a USB JTAG device?
Is there any open source JTAG-specific drivers, for gdb or any other
debugger?
I am impressed by any open JTAG API, and especially those for USB
devices, and your support for Forth on Arm is also attractive. I used
to be into Forth years ago but I would be dating myself if I told you
any more than that :-)
Eric
> MPE's JTAG Widget has a completely open and documented API. It
> will work for any O/S (including Linux) that supports the FTDI
> chips. See:
> http://www.mpeforth.com/jtagwidget.htm
This looks like overkill if we just want a USB JTAG device?
Is there any open source JTAG-specific drivers, for gdb or any other
debugger?
I am impressed by any open JTAG API, and especially those for USB
devices, and your support for Forth on Arm is also attractive. I used
to be into Forth years ago but I would be dating myself if I told you
any more than that :-)
Eric
