In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, havenith wrote:

Hello all,

In the past few years I felt the need to support my SX hobby-projects with a customizable sx28-emulator. Being a professional programmer--and therefore always prepared to reinvent the wheel :-)--I decided to start on my own emulator. By and by, this project has grown into something that may be more generally usable than just by me, so I hereby announce my pre-release version of "sxgo" (attached below).

Beware, this emulator is nowhere near as versatile as SXSim, it lacks many of the features that SXSim has and will probably never acquire those features. Still, it could be useful because of 2 interesting characteristics:
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* It's portable (I've built it, and am running it on Windows and on Ubuntu linux)
* It's fast. On my 2.6 Ghz PC it runs near-real time for my 50Mhz projects.
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The functions that it currently supports are:
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* single step and continuous run
* breakpoints (doubleclick on the dark grey bar on the left side of the listing window)
* a ram-window that allows viewing and editing ram content
* a "watch"-window that shows all variables. their address and their value
* an overview pane that shows all code jump labels and allows you to quickly scroll to them by double-clicking.
* there is also a module for the [url=http://www.python.org/]python[/url] scripting language allowing one to create advanced test-scripts.
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[url=http://havenith-verlinden.nl/wiki/index.php?title=Sxgo]More details are on this page [/url].

Attached is an installer for the windows version. Feel free to use this program. Suggestions for improvement are welcome, although my time to spend on this project is extremely limited, so don't expect any major new features appearing soon.

Kind Regards,

Danny.

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