News in the
current product
version
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Version 5.30
of IAR Embedded
Workbench for
ARM includes the
following new
and enhanced
functionality:
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New
Cortex-M3 debug
features
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Several new
presentation
methods are
available for
display and
analysis of
Cortex-M3 SWV/SWO
data
- Function
profiler.
-
Disassembly
window with
instruction
trace count.
- Data Log
window that
logs accesses
to up to four
different
memory
locations or
areas,
including time
information. A
condensed
summary for
each memory
location is
also
available.
- Interrupt
Log window
that logs
entrances and
exits to and
from
interrupts,
including time
information.
A condensed
summary for
each interrupt
source is also
available.
- Interrupt
Graph window
that shows
interrupt
activity on a
time scale for
each interrupt
source.
- Enhanced
SWO trace
window.
- J-Link
download speed
using the SWD
interface have
been improved
by 40%
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Compiler
size
optimizations
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The compiler
optimizer has
been tuned to
generate
industry-leading
code size for
Cortex-M3 code.
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Compressed
initializers
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The linker can
compress
initialized data
to minimize
flash use. The
compressed data
will be
atomatically
uncompressed
when moved from
flash to RAM by
the startup
code. |
MISRA
C:2004 support
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IAR Embedded
Workbench now
supports
checking of
source code for
conformance to
the MISRA C:2004
standard. |
ST
ST-LINK debug
probe
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Support for the
ST ST-LINK JTAG
debug probe is
added.
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ARM7EJ-S
core support
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Support for the
ARM7EJ-S core is
now included.
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New device
support
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Support for many
new devices are
added in this
release. |
Example projects
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Over 1400
example projects
for various
evaluation
boards,
including
evaluation
boards from IAR
Systems, Actel,
Analog Devices,
Aiji Systems,
ARM, Atmel,
Cirrus Logic,
Freescale, Keil,
LogicPD,
Luminary,
Micronas, Nohau,
OKI, Olimex,
Pasat, NXP,
Phytec, ST,
Texas
Instruments and
Toshiba are
included in the
product
installation |