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how can I use "on the fly" debugging with the XC164 and ULINK2 ?

Markus Dummermuth

Hi,

Im using uVision 6.11 with an XC164 Controller and an ULINK 2 Interface.

On the latest release notes theres written:

# [ULINK Driver + Infineon DAS Driver]
Enhanced on-the-fly memory access allowing variable value display during program execution.

But I do not have an idea how to use this? What is the Infineon DAS Driver? Do I need it? where do I get it?

Thank you for your help

regards

Markus

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  • 0 in reply to Markus Dummermuth

    Device Access Server "DAS" is an Infineon supplied component that allows connection to the devices through API calls to specific hardware. You need to have installed the DAS before using it and it is available at http://www.infineon.com/das. I don't think the ULINK works with DAS and you would typically use the Hitex wiggler box or the on-board wiggler on some of the development boards (FTDI).

    Using the UNLINK (along with the ULINK drivers) in version 6.11 it does support "on the fly" display of watch variables. When running the debugger you also need to select "periodic window update" under the view menu for the watch variables to update while running.

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  • 0 in reply to Markus Dummermuth

    Device Access Server "DAS" is an Infineon supplied component that allows connection to the devices through API calls to specific hardware. You need to have installed the DAS before using it and it is available at http://www.infineon.com/das. I don't think the ULINK works with DAS and you would typically use the Hitex wiggler box or the on-board wiggler on some of the development boards (FTDI).

    Using the UNLINK (along with the ULINK drivers) in version 6.11 it does support "on the fly" display of watch variables. When running the debugger you also need to select "periodic window update" under the view menu for the watch variables to update while running.

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