Lauterbach is now offering debugger support for Infineon's XC2000ED with an emulation device which is used in place of XC2xxx or XE16x during the software development phase.

In addition to its series chip functions, this device is equipped with on-chip trace functionality and an advanced trigger unit, the Multi-Core Debug Solution (MCDS).

Program flow and/or data access are recorded by means of on-chip trace in real time. The recordings can be given a time stamp.
"This means that nothing stands in the way of performing statistical evaluations during runtime; code manipulation is not necessary," said the company.

The advanced trigger unit also supports selective recording of program parts or variables and their contents.
TRACE32 PowerDebug can be connected to XC2000ED over JTAG or Device Access Port (DAP).

C166SV2 Debugger requires only a software update and a Trace license to support the new features.