On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Olin Lathrop wrote:

> The simulator can be useful, but the emulator is far more useful.  You get
> fairly decent hardware trace and break point facilities, including most of
> the stuff you mentioned.  Of course the big advantage is that it does this
> in the target circuit without using up any pins.  The ICE-2000 is quite
> reasonably priced and all around a pretty decent tool.  Anything less wastes
> far more time ($$) than "saved" farting around with simulators or an ICD.
> Unless you are a student or doing this for a hobby, justifying an ICE-2000
> is a no-brainer.

You sound like James on PMS.

Or are you playing tricks on us James?

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