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I found if I set breakpoints in assembly code, the DS-5 debugger is not trapped there on omap3530 beagleboard. In addition, it doesn't step in assembly codes, if assembly codes are in a static/dynamic libs.
On the download page, you should see two columns. In the left hand side are different categories of product, and you should select:
Software Development Tools -> DS-5 Trial
Then in the right-hand side, you will see up to three downloads:
DS-5 Trial Binary (GPL Sources) DS-5 Trial Binary (Linux) DS-5 Trial Binary (Windows)
Next to each of these is a "Download Now" link to download the files. I have found that the extension for the Linux download differs depending on the web browser you use. I originally used Chrome and the file ends with .tgz.tar. If I use Internet Explorer it ends with .tgz. In both cases, extract it the same way at a Linux shell using the gtar command.
I am not seeing your page, Here is download page I get www.arm.com/.../ds-5.php I use firefox.
I can now reproduce this. I think this is a problem with the website. The solution is to logout using the button in the top-right corner of the page, then log back in again. After this you should reach the download page that I described before.
I just tested the new release. It has same issues as before, no register, no stack frames in assembly code and it doesn't step out. Are they tested OK in windows environment?
> Are they tested OK in windows environment?
The DS-5 releases are tested on various versions of Windows and Linux both 32- and 64-bit.
For Linux hosts, the primary platform is Red Hat Linux Enterprise 5 for x86 (32- & 64-bit). They have also been tested some on Ubuntu 9.10 64-bit, but it's not officially supported yet.
I tested DS-5 in Windows Vista, there are still no frame stacks in assembly codes except registers view.