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Picmaster NT support......................

Jc.

At 04:29 PM 8/4/99 -0600, you wrote:
><snip Anniepoo's suggestions>
>
>I would kinda like the trace facility to work too :-)
>
>Given that nobody else is complaining, it must be something I'm not
>doing correctly.  I select a region (either with the mouse, or by selecting
>the start and end points in the dialog).  There are "T"s in the program
>memory window where I've selected tracing.  When I run the program all
>I get in the trace buffer are NOPs.  Kinda defeats the purpose of a
simulator,
>and forces me to do most of my debugging in-circuit.
>
>> 4. some way to interface a program to create a stimulus file on the fly.
>> Incorporating Visual Basic would be easy. Listening at a TCP/IP
>> socket would be quite general. ODBC would be perverse but would
>> work - CORBA?? RMI??? ActiveX???  Something??????
>
>I'd like to have a few simulated LEDs, or better strip chart, for viewing the
>state of the pins.  A $12k logic analyzer seems a suitable replacement for
>this, but takes longer to hook up.
>
>> For example, I'm using an external serial EEPROM that the
>> chip reads and writes. What a pain to have to anticipate exactly
>> when the EEPROM will provide data. Writing code to simulate the
>> device would be fairly simple.
>
>Jon Doran
>
>


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