Embedded System Tools ppt

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This document discusses various embedded software development tools including compilers, assemblers, linkers, locators, debuggers, emulators, simulators, and profilers. A compiler converts source code to machine code. An assembler converts assembly language to machine code. A linker combines object files into an executable program. A locator assigns physical memory addresses. A debugger helps test and debug programs. An emulator runs programs for one system on another system. A simulator simulates another system for testing programs. A profiler gathers execution information to optimize programs.

Embedded Software
Development Tools
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Compiler
 A software program that converts source code that
in high level programming language into low level
language.
 A Native-compiler runs on a computer platform and
produces code for that same computer platform.
 A Cross-compiler runs on one computer platform and
produces code for another computer platform.

Assembler
 An Assembler is software program that converts
source code written in assembly language into
machine language.
 The input to the Assembler must be assembly
language
 An Assembler that runs on Host but produces binary
instruction appropriate for Target is called Cross-
Assembler.

 A linker or link editor is a program that takes one or more
objects generated by compilers and assembles them into
a single executable program or a library that can later be
linked to in itself.
 All of the object files resulting from compiling must be
combined in a special way before the program can be
executed.

 A Locator is the tool that performs the conversion
from relocatable program to executable binary
image.
 It will produce an output file that contains a binary
image that can be loaded into the target ROM.
 You will have to provide information about the
memory on the target board as input to the locator.
 The locator uses this information to assign physical
memory addresses to each of the code and data
sections.

 A debugger or debugging tool is a computer program that
is used to test and debug other programs.
 The code to be examined might alternatively be running on
an instruction set simulator .
 When the program crashes, the debugger shows the actual
position in the original code if it is a source-level debugger.
 If it is a low-level debugger or a machine-language
debugger it shows that line in the program.

 An emulator is a piece of Hardware/Software that
enables one computer system to run programs that are
written for another computer system.
For example there is a Comodore 64 emulator for
the iPhone which allow you to run games that written
for the iPhone.
 An emulator is used on the target processor (the
processor for which the program is being written).
Emulator

 Simulator is a piece of Hardware/Software that
simulates another system.
 for example a flight simulator allows you to experience
what it is like to fly an aircraft, a driving simulator to
experience driving etc..
 Simulator tests the program on the development
processor(the processor on which we are working).

Profiler
 A Software Program that gathers information
about a program during execution.
 It is used to know which areas of code to optimize
Speed and Memory.
 Profiler may show time elapsed in each function and
its descendants
 number of calls , call-graph (some)

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Embedded System Tools ppt

1. Embedded Software Development Tools Presented by: Halai Hansa M. (0901024)

2. Host and Target Machine   

3. Embedded tools       

4. Compiler  A software program that converts source code that in high level programming language into low level language.  A Native-compiler runs on a computer platform and produces code for that same computer platform.  A Cross-compiler runs on one computer platform and produces code for another computer platform.

5. Assembler  An Assembler is software program that converts source code written in assembly language into machine language.  The input to the Assembler must be assembly language  An Assembler that runs on Host but produces binary instruction appropriate for Target is called Cross- Assembler.

6. Locator assign memory

7.  A linker or link editor is a program that takes one or more objects generated by compilers and assembles them into a single executable program or a library that can later be linked to in itself.  All of the object files resulting from compiling must be combined in a special way before the program can be executed.

8.  A Locator is the tool that performs the conversion from relocatable program to executable binary image.  It will produce an output file that contains a binary image that can be loaded into the target ROM.  You will have to provide information about the memory on the target board as input to the locator.  The locator uses this information to assign physical memory addresses to each of the code and data sections.

9.  A debugger or debugging tool is a computer program that is used to test and debug other programs.  The code to be examined might alternatively be running on an instruction set simulator .  When the program crashes, the debugger shows the actual position in the original code if it is a source-level debugger.  If it is a low-level debugger or a machine-language debugger it shows that line in the program.

10.  An emulator is a piece of Hardware/Software that enables one computer system to run programs that are written for another computer system. For example there is a Comodore 64 emulator for the iPhone which allow you to run games that written for the iPhone.  An emulator is used on the target processor (the processor for which the program is being written). Emulator

11. Emulator Hardware Emulator software

12.  Simulator is a piece of Hardware/Software that simulates another system.  for example a flight simulator allows you to experience what it is like to fly an aircraft, a driving simulator to experience driving etc..  Simulator tests the program on the development processor(the processor on which we are working).

13. Simulator Hardware Simulator Software

14. Profiler  A Software Program that gathers information about a program during execution.  It is used to know which areas of code to optimize Speed and Memory.  Profiler may show time elapsed in each function and its descendants  number of calls , call-graph (some)

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