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Article #1712Re: Intel Logic Analyzers
From: Ray Dunn
Date: Thu, 24 Mar 1988 15:10
Date: Thu, 24 Mar 1988 15:10
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In article <477@pcrat.UUCP> rick@pcrat.UUCP (Rick Richardson) writes:
>...
>Although some people prefer the user interface of the HP64000,
>we found that the following Intel features made their system preferable:
>
>... - Bond-out processor chips, true emulation
> Our hardware designs are so timing critical that other
> emulators and analyzers we tried wouldn't work properly,
Be aware that unfortunately the Intel 80386 I2ICE makes use of the 386's
onoard break registers, so its break-pointing is less flexible than on the
286. It also requires to insert wait states when doing a trace (i.e.
storing a history) and is thus timing intrusive.
Ray Dunn. ..{philabs, mnetor}!micomvax!ray
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