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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 have actually considered what you proposed.

    The thing is, I have ~150K of Embedded C code that naturally contains many target-specific elements.

    Migrating this code base so it can be run as some "Intex-Windows process" sounds to me like a lot of work.

    If you are aware of any tools / technic that can help me in this direction, please let me know.

    Thanks!

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  • I have actually considered what you proposed.

    The thing is, I have ~150K of Embedded C code that naturally contains many target-specific elements.

    Migrating this code base so it can be run as some "Intex-Windows process" sounds to me like a lot of work.

    If you are aware of any tools / technic that can help me in this direction, please let me know.

    Thanks!

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