??? 09/05/07 16:02 Read: times |
#144049 - simple, you do not know it is there Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Given that the ICE manufacturer has little more than, perhaps, a bond-out version of the same MCU to use in his hardware, in order to stay in sync with the target hardware, how does the ICE do anything that a monitor doesn't do? Isn't it simply substituting ICE-local RAM for the target's ROM?
if you have a monitor, your memory map is screwed up and some interrupt is scrtewed up and ... is screwed up. With an ICE none such Erik |