Running a simulation without the debugger and IDE

Hi,

Does anybody know if it is possible to run a simulation, with all its functionality, but without the IDE being launched? (No GUI)

The aim here is to debug the windows application that communicates with this simulated device, and not the device code itself.

If possible, can it be done using the demo version, or do I need to purchase a full software license for it?

Many thanks in advance!
Shahar.

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  • I think not.

    "The aim here is to debug the windows application that communicates with this simulated device, and not the device code itself."

    But why does that preclude use of the GUI?

    The uVision Manual tells you how you can start a debugging session from the command line - so you don't have to do it all manually.

    How does the device communicate with windows app?
    If it's a UART link, then just direct the simulated UART to a COM port, and use a Null-modem cable to link that to the Windows App's COM port...

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  • I think not.

    "The aim here is to debug the windows application that communicates with this simulated device, and not the device code itself."

    But why does that preclude use of the GUI?

    The uVision Manual tells you how you can start a debugging session from the command line - so you don't have to do it all manually.

    How does the device communicate with windows app?
    If it's a UART link, then just direct the simulated UART to a COM port, and use a Null-modem cable to link that to the Windows App's COM port...

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