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User Manual Features

David Banks edited this page 2016-07-13 16:45:22 +01:00

The emulator provides the following feature set:

• instruction breakpoints (which pause the target processor)
• memory read/write breakpoints (which pause the target processor)
• instruction watches (which are non-intrusive)
• memory read/write watches (which are non-intrusive)
• breakpoints and watches optionally support an address mask, so can cover a block of addresses
• single stepping/tracing every N instructions
• live disassembly when single stepping
• read/write individual target memory locations
• display the processor registers
• hex/ascii dump of a block of host memory
• disassembly of a block of host memory
• calculate a CRC of a block of host memory
• destructive memory test of a block of host memory
• two external trigger inputs, which can be used independently or can be used to make a breakpoint/watch conditional
• a 24-bit processor cycle counter (that is accurate even when single stepping/paused with breakpoints)

Introduction and Overview

GODIL Hardware (now obsolete)

• Purchasing the GODIL
• Programming-Prerequisites
• ICE-T65
• ICE-T80
• ICE-6809

XC6SLX9 Mini Board (eepizza)

• Xilinx-XC6SLX9-Mini-Board
• 6502/65C02 CPU Adapter
• Z80 CPU Adapter
• 6809E CPU Adapter

Tutorials:

• Programming the FPGA Board in iMPACT
• Programming the FPGA Board using OpenOCD on a Pi

User Manual

• Introduction
• Features
• Getting Started
• Command Reference

Hardware design notes

• Block Diagram

Software design notes

• Firmware Overview
• Toolchain
• Compiling firmware
• Building on Windows 7

Links

Known Issues and Future work

Credits and Acknowledgements