ChipView-51 ROM Monitor Debugger

Turbo C programmers can move to debugging Intel MCS ½ 51 microcontroller embedded C instantly, as ChipView-51 is key-compatible with Borland¦s award-winning Turbo Debugger. The ChipView Windows Debugger is easy to learn since it makes full use of state-of-the-art Windows controls, such as toolbars, tooltips, drag-and-drop, and context-sensitive pop-up menus.
The ChipView-51 ROM Monitor Debugger connects to a target board via a serial port (on-chip or off-chip). A royalty-free 700 byte kernel is provided in assembler source. It can be embedded into every product shipped, for in-field debugging. This unique kernel requires no reserved data space, and only 8 bytes of stack space. If the serial port is also needed by the user¦s program, a Quick I/O window can be used for interactive I/O while the user program is running.
Views to choose from include: source-level code, assembly-level code, watches, inspectors, on-chip registers, C call stack, variables, breakpoints, execution trace, session log, elapsed cycles, memory dumps, and more.
See all variables (global & local) in the Variables Window, or track a few expressions in the Watch Window. Decompose arrays or structures across several Inspector Windows. ChipView-51 allows point and click to follow a linked list.
ChipView-51 is available with a Simulation engine, a ROM Monitor engine, or interfaced to popular Intel MCS 51 microcontroller in-circuit emulators and ROM emulators. ChipView-51 has High-Level support for C compilers and Assemblers from Archimedes, BSO/Tasking, Franklin, Keil, IAR, and Intel.