Can any 1 tell what is diff between 510 & 560 emulators both are
suggested for DM64X family then what is diff.
2. We have 1 licenced version of CCS with Emulator XDS560, can this CCS can
be loaded on other PC which is not having h/w Emulator, will work as
simulator. is there any s/w is required
pls help for this
thanx in advance
Regards
swapnali
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Reply by Mike Dunn●September 14, 20052005-09-14
Hello Swapnali,
TI uses the terms "XDS510 Class" and "XDS560 Class" for their
emulators. TI no longer makes the XDS510 emulator [it was an ISA bus
device], although several other vendors offer both XDS510 and XDS560 Class
emulators.
Either emulator can perform basic debug. If you have ever used one of
the DSK products, they have the capabilities of an XDS510 class emulator.
My understanding of the capabilities/differences are:
XDS560 Class
More expensive, usually faster, always have variable TCLK capability,
supports HS-RTDX
XDS510 Class
More products available from more vendors, less expensive
XDS510 & XDS560
Available with PCI, USB, Parallel Port, ISA bus interfaces
When chosing an emulator [like anything else], list and prioritize your
care-abouts. For example:
Robustness
Cost
Performance
Vendor Support/Stability
I hope that this helps.
mikedunn
swapnali patil <s...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
HI! All
Can any 1 tell what is diff between 510 & 560 emulators both are
suggested for DM64X family then what is diff.
2. We have 1 licenced version of CCS with Emulator XDS560, can this CCS can
be loaded on other PC which is not having h/w Emulator, will work as
simulator. is there any s/w is required
pls help for this
thanx in advance
Regards
swapnali
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Reply by Bhooshan Iyer●September 20, 20052005-09-20
Swapnali--
On 9/13/05, swapnali
patil <s...@yahoo.com> wrote:
...
We have 1 licenced version of CCS with Emulator XDS560, can this CCS can
be loaded on other PC which is not having h/w Emulator, will work as
simulator. is there any s/w is required
It would be breaking the license agreement to install CCS into multiple
PC's whilst the license exists
for only one seat. Having said that I must also say that this is not
uncommon. It may be worthwhile asking
these questions to your Engineering Manager on what are companies stated
policies on licensing
related issues.For ex: some companies have a zero-tolerance policy towards
unlicensed software when
it comes to production software. And a more lenient approach to R&D.
But to answer your question, yes
