Embedded World: DevAlert 1.0 is here
At Embedded World in Germany next week, Percepio will release DevAlert 1.0, the new name for the product we've talked about as Device Firmware Monitor during development and beta testing.
Percepio Launches DevAlert Cloud Service
Percepio announces DevAlert, a ground-breaking cloud service for IoT product organizations that provides immediate awareness of firmware problems in deployed devices and visual diagnostic information to speed resolution.
Tracealyzer Support for New Wind River Linux Offer
Wind River has a major announcement today about Wind River Linux – and Percepio Tracealyzer is ready to help you debug and improve your WR Linux applications. Welcome to our booth #4-305 at Embedded World, where we will demonstrate our brand new Tracealyzer for Linux.
Video Interview and Demo
Check out this video interview and demo given by Percepio CEO and founder Dr. Johan Kraft, interviewed by Brandon Lewis from Embedded Computing Design.
Percepio and Arm to Discuss Event-Recording Tools at Embedded World 2020
Percepio CEO Johan Kraft and Reinhard Keil, Senior Director of Embedded Tools at Arm, will present modern techniques for debugging of embedded software in a joint presentation at Embedded World 2020 in Nuremberg.
Embedded World News: Tracealyzer for Linux, DevAlert
At this year's Embedded World trade show, Percepio will show an updated Tracealyzer for embedded Linux, and also release Percepio DevAlert 1.0.
On printf debugging
Printf calls are SLOW. Writing 25 bytes over a 115200 baud serial line takes a whopping 2 milliseconds, not counting any string formatting. This may change the system behavior and hide the problem you are chasing. This also means that printf calls can't be used in any time critical code, such as interrupt handlers. Additional [...]
Tracealyzer version 4.3.7 is out
Just before the holidays, we managed to push out the last Tracealyzer update of this decade. The main new thing in version 4.3.7 is that the recorder has been updated to be compatible with the latest release, v3.07.00, of µC/OS-III. Other than that, we have made various performance and stability improvements, and fixed one bug where [...]
Percepio Offers Free Tracealyzer in Exchange for Story
Percepio has a special winter offer to developers: write about a real problem solved with Tracealyzer and get a free 1-year Tracealyzer license.
Goodbye Walter Banks, Byte Craft founder
Walter Banks, an important figure in our embedded industry, died earlier this week. He was the founder of Byte Craft, a company that made C compilers for many earl 8-bit MCUs.
Tracealyzer version 4.3.6 is out
This week we released version 4.3.6 of Tracealyzer, a maintenance and bugfix release – we fixed about 50 minor issues in this one.
New White Paper: What makes RTOS development so hard?
Developing with an RTOS can make it easier to design complex applications, but while an RTOS reduces the complexity of the application source code, it does not reduce the inherent complexity of the application itself.
Boost your development skills with Percepio
Sometimes you need to step away from the daily grind and set aside time to study the patterns and structures that make up an embedded application. To meet that need, Percepio now offers two online courses in embedded development with a real-time operating system.
Percepio Offers Online RTOS Training for Embedded Developers
Percepio has announced the availability of Percepio RTOS Training, a set of online courses in embedded and IoT software development.
Troubleshooting J-Link RTT streaming
The easiest way to stream Tracealyzer traces from an RTOS is often via a SEGGER J-Link debug probe, using the RTT feature. This relies on a RAM buffer that is read by the J-Link probe while the target system is executing. This is usually fast and reliable, but in case you encounter issues, please check [...]
Looking at Mutex Usage
We have had a few customers asking us if they can use Tracealyzer to detect when a task holds two mutexes at the same time. The answer is yes, there are in fact several ways you can do this.
Meet Percepio at Arm TechCon 8–10 October
Welcome to meet with Percepio at Arm TechCon in San Jose, California, on 8–10 October. It will be three days packed with keynotes, technical sessions on all levels, and hands-on workshops. Percepio will not have a booth this year, but we are available for meetings and discussions throughout the event. Please contact our VP of Sales [...]
Introducing DFM for Renesas Synergy
Together with our partner Renesas, we made a demo video of Percepio Device Firmware Monitor running on a Renesas AE-Cloud2 developer kit. The demonstration, which walks you through both Tracealyzer and DFM, is available as a free on-demand webinar from Renesas.
Percepio at ARC Processor Summit 19 September
If you are into computer vision technology, Synopsys' ARC Processor Summit in Santa Clara, California, offers an opportunity to see Tracealyzer in action. The host company will have a demo booth where they show Tracealyzer for OpenVX, tracing targets built with their own EV6x vision processor family. The Summit is a free one-day event consisting of [...]
Get A Good Start With These Tracealyzer Example Projects
Over time, Percepio has built up a collection of Tracealyzer example projects and today we are releasing them to the public.
Welcome to ST DevCon 12 September
ST DevCon is an interactive summit, to be held on September 12, 2019 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. It will bring together experts in growth markets like Smart Things (IoT), Smart Driving, and Smart Home, City & Industry. Percepio will have a manned info kiosk at the conference, where you can go to look [...]
RTOS Debugging: Everybody wants the fork
A clear indication that you may have a deadlock problem is when multiple tasks suddenly stop executing, although no higher priority tasks are running.
RTOS Debugging: When the important stuff has to wait
The central idea underlying an RTOS with a fixed-priority scheduler is that a high-priority task should be scheduled ahead of one with lower priority. Yet, as a developer you have to watch out for programming pitfalls that can result in inverted priorities.
RTOS debugging: Chasing the jitter bug
When you have a task in your system that is supposed to execute at regular intervals, say for instance that it needs to read a sensor value every 5 milliseconds, then you have a system that is sensitive to random delays – also known as .jitter.
RTOS debugging: When the CPU has too much on its hands
In embedded systems using multitasking, you may run into a situation where some of your tasks run slowly or not at all. This is called task starvation (the affected tasks are starved of CPU time) and it can happen for a number of reasons.
Percepio at Embedded Vision Summit – the Video
Percepio exhibited at the Embedded Vision Summit in May, and the show hosts were kind enough to come to our booth and ask for a quick presentation of Tracealyzer and its support for the OpenVX vision programming framework. We were happy to comply; watch the video here to hear what our CEO [...]
RTOS debugging: Dealing with timing issues
There is no doubt a learning curve when you begin using a real-time operating system (RTOS) in your development. Timing, scheduling et cetera will affect your code in ways that are not directly visible in the source code.
The Future of FreeRTOS: Risc-V, More Arm, And Percepio DFM
Richard Barry, the founder of FreeRTOS, gave a presentation on the future of FreeRTOS earlier this spring. He followed FreeRTOS to Amazon Web Services where he still oversees the project, and he could confirm that it is one healthy open source product.
Tracealyzer On the Race Track – Purdue Electric Racing
Percepio sponsors several Student Racing Car teams with Tracealyzer licenses, mostly in Europe but today we present our first North American team: Purdue Electric Racing.
Trace In Space: Capacity Planning With Tracealyzer
The Argentinian Air Force has developed a microsatellite, called µSAT-3. And Tracealyzer plays a small but important part in this national satellite project.
Norwegian Student E-cars Are Ready to Race
The Revolve team plans to compete in Hungary, Austria and Germany this summer. Team Revolve, a student team from NTNU (the Norwegian University of Science and Technology) in Trondheim, has revealed their electric cars for the 2019 competition season. Revolve is one of the top teams in the global Formula Student competition for [...]
We are hiring – Field Application/Support Engineer
Percepio is looking for a customer-facing engineer with solid skills in embedded software development. The main responsibility of this position is technical support, mainly pre-sales support.
Tracealyzer 4.3 now available – Stack Analysis and more…
Last week Percepio released Tracealyzer version 4.3 with many new features, such as a state machine detail view, stack usage analysis and data export. You will also see major performance improvement when working with very large traces.
Embedded Online Spring Conference 22 May – Updated
Jean Labrosse, Silicon Labs Percepio is co-sponsoring the free Embedded Online Spring Conference on embedded software development on 22 May. Embedded consultant Jacob Beningo hosts the conference and the program includes a presentation on RTOS basics, benefits and drawbacks by Jean Labrosse of Micrium (nowadays Silicon Labs) fame – you don't want to [...]
Percepio Announces Tracealyzer 4.3 With FreeRTOS Stack Analysis, Interval Details And More
Percepio announces Tracealyzer version 4.3 with new features for state machine analysis, stack usage analysis for Amazon FreeRTOS and major performance improvements when working with large traces.
Embedded Vision Summit 20-23 May
Percepio will exhibit at the Embedded Vision Summit 2019 in Santa Clara, California, 20-23 May. The EV Summit is the primary event focusing on deployable computer vision for embedded systems – one of the hottest topics in the electronic industry right now. We'll talk about the work we have put in together with Synopsys to [...]
Getting Started with the Device Firmware Monitor (DFM)
In this post we are going to dive deeper into Device Firmware Monitor and explain what it takes to set it up and how it can be used in a typical IoT application.
Tracealyzer Opens Door to Developers
Are you using Tracealyzer today but find yourself wishing that we should have added that special missing feature? We hear you: over the next few months we are going to enable embedded and IoT developers to do many things themselves, without having to wait for new releases of Tracealyzer.
Embedded conferences in India 10-11 and 13-14 June
Percepio Senior FAE Niclas Lindblom will travel to India in June to present Tracealyzer at the annual Embedded Developer Conference hosted by our distributor Menlopark Technology. The conference will have at least eight different tracks, covering subjects like Compilers, Static and dynamic testing, and Embedded databases, and Menlopark says that all tracks will feature deep [...]
Trace in Space: Self-Assembling Telescopes
One of the many free academic licenses for Tracealyzer that Percepio has handed out this year went to Charles Sommer, research engineer on the AAReST project at Caltech in Pasadena, California. AAReST aims to construct a telescope that can be sent up in space in pieces and then assemble itself in orbit.
Embedded Seminar in Taipei, 27 March
Next week in Taipei, Microtime arranges a seminar about embedded and IoT development, featuring both Amazon FreeRTOS and Tracealyzer. Save the date – 27 March. More info is available here; the registration form is here.
Tracealyzer Class in Tel Aviv 26 March (Updated)
Percepio's Israeli distributor Sightsys is organising a one day training for Tracealyzer users in Tel Aviv 26 March. The day will among other things feature a technical presentation of Tracealyzer by Percepio FAE Niclas Lindblom, and a hands-on session with the software. Some of the other topics will be ThreadX versus FreeRTOS, and a new ST Micro [...]
Tracealyzer for FreeRTOS webinars March 27 and 29
NeoMore, our French distributor, organizes two sessions of a webinar addressing software developers using FreeRTOS, and expecting to accelerate the debugging and optimization of their application using FreeRTOS. Presented in French language by a senior application engineer. Details – registration for Wednesday 27 March at 11:00 CET Details – registration for Friday 29 March at [...]
Embedded Online Spring Conference – 22nd May
Percepio is co-sponsoring the free Embedded Online Spring Conference on embedded software development on 22nd May. Embedded consultant Jacob Beningo hosts the conference; the program is still somewhat fluid but we do at least know that Jean Labrosse of Micrium (nowadays Silicon Labs) fame will hold a talk – you don't want to miss that. [...]
Linux Support Coming to Tracealyzer 4
We have good news for the growing crowd of embedded Linux developers: the next step on the Tracealyzer 4 roadmap is proper support for Linux tracing, complete with live visualization and many other great features.
How Many Bugs Do You Miss?
Computer scientist Edsger Dijkstra once said, “Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence”. No matter how much developers test their software, they just cannot prove that there are no bugs left.
It’s Been Two Packed Days
We are ready to face another day meeting current and would-be customers. Oh – and we have a free T-shirt bonanza all day (as long as supplies last).
Future of FreeRTOS
On Tuesday, FreeRTOS founder Richard Barry spoke to a packed room here at Embedded World about the future of Amazon FreeRTOS.
UltraSoc shows UltraDevelop 2 with Tracealyzer integration
Our partner UltraSoc is demonstrating their new IDE UltraDevelop 2 in their booth, 3A-540, for the first time. The IDE is now available for beta testing.
Percepio DFM Awarded Best in Show at Embedded World
Percepio Device Firmware Monitor has been awarded Best in Show at Embedded World 2019, in the Development Tools category.
Using Tracealyzer to Solve Tricky AWS IoT Core Problems
In a previous post on the AWS Partner blog, Percepio CEO Johan Kraft showed how to get started with AWS IoT Core and Amazon FreeRTOS on the NXP OM40007 IoT kit using Percepio Tracealyzer for debugging support. This week, Johan is back with a follow-up, How to Solve Tricky Embedded IoT Challenges with Insightful Analysis, where [...]
Tracealyzer 4 Support for ThreadX
Users of Express Logic ThreadX can now upgrade to Tracealyzer 4 and benefit from many of the new features we have been adding to the product over the last year.
Tracealyzer 4 Now Supports ThreadX
Percepio announces Tracealyzer 4 support for Express Logic ThreadX.
Meet Percepio Device Firmware Monitor
Percepio has announced Percepio Device Firmware Monitor (DFM), a ground-breaking new cloud service for IoT product organizations that provides awareness of missed bugs and speeds up resolution.
Percepio DFM – The Next Step in IoT Software Quality Assurance
Västerås, Sweden, 13th February 2019 * * * Percepio announces Percepio Device Firmware Monitor, a new cloud service for software quality assurance in IoT product organizations.
Tracealyzer On the Race Track – High Speed Karlsruhe
Percepio sponsors several Formula Student Racing Car teams with Tracealyzer licenses. Today, we meet the High Speed team from Karlsruhe who specialises in building combustion engine cars.
Tracealyzer On the Race Track – Revolve
Percepio sponsor several Formula Student Racing Car teams with Tracealyzer licenses. Today, we have caught up with team Revolve from Trondheim, Norway, to hear about their thoughts, and their experiences with Tracealyzer.
Tracealyzer On the Race Track – Running Snail
Percepio sponsor several Formula Student Racing Car teams with Tracealyzer licenses. We caught up with three of them and thought we'd share their thoughts, and their experiences with Tracealyzer. Here is the first team. Running Snail from Germany.
Webinar 25 Jan: Anatomy of an Embedded Linux System
Are you considering using Linux in your next embedded system project? If the answer is Yes, you may be interested in a free webinar that Percepio's Silicon partner Renesas hosts Friday, 25 January. Under the headline "Anatomy of an Embedded Linux System", the webinar takes on topics like the Linux kernel, file system and toolchain. More [...]
Customizing the Trace Visualization
Within Tracealyzer's trace view, tasks, events and state machines are now organized into view fields, collections of tasks, intervals or events. In this post, we are going to examine how you can use those views to simplify working with Tracealyzer.
Embedded Tech India 2019
Menlopark Technologies, Percepio's brand new distributor in India, will participate at the Embedded Tech conference in New Delhi 28–31 January. They're in hall 7E, booth 10, so make sure to stop by and say hello if you are there.
Tracealyzer in Taiwan
Microtime Computer, our distributor in Taiwan, held a Tracealyzer seminar in December with about 40 attendees. Interest was high and compelled them to plan for three or four similar seminars during 2019. Way to go!
Tracing TCP Sockets in FreeRTOS
By default, the Tracealyzer Recorder Library allows for tracing two kinds of information: (1) RTOS kernel events such as context-switches and RTOS API calls, and (2) User Events in the application code, such as debug logging, state changes and variable values. With the release of Tracealyzer 4.2.9 we added a third way to trace [...]
What’s New In Tracealyzer 4.2.9
Just in time for the winter break, we have released Tracealyzer 4.2.9 with some new improvements and bug fixes. Better support for large systems with many actors (tasks and ISRs), as the trace view can now hide inactive actors automatically. Tracealyzer will ask about enabling this feature if there are too many actors to fit [...]
Percepio Joins Embedded Vision Alliance
Västerås, Sweden, 17th December 2018 * * * Percepio has joined the Embedded Vision Alliance, a worldwide industry partnership for companies engaged in enabling and developing applications for computer vision.
Tracealyzer 4 Now Supports VxWorks
On December 6, Percepio released version 4.2.8 of Tracealyzer, with support for Wind River VxWorks. VxWorks users can now take advantage of the new features in Tracealyzer 4, the largest update ever to our flagship application.
Holiday Offer – Two Years Free Support
If you've been thinking of purchasing Tracealyzer, now is a good time to place that order. If you order your Tracealyzer license before midnight 31 December we will include an end-of-year bonus: two years of free support and updates at no extra charge, rather than the customary one year.
Tracealyzer 4 Now Supports VxWorks
Västerås, Sweden, 12th December 2018 * * * Percepio announces Tracealyzer 4 support for VxWorks.
Analyzing State Machines, Part 2
In this post, we visualise the custom interval and state machine information available in Tracealyzer and explore how we can use it to better understand our application.
Tracing adaptive applications for IoT end devices
Tiny sensor devices are key elements in IoT systems, and they need to be as energy efficient as possible. Roberto Rodriguez-Zurrunero has successfully used Tracealyzer in his research to both minimise energy consumption and fine-tune timing.
Trace streaming over TCP/IP on Xilinx Zynq
Xilinx development kit ZC702 features a Zynq 7000 programmable SoC, lots of RAM and on-board I/O connectors ranging from HDMI to Gigabit Ethernet and USB. We set out to build a Tracealyzer demo application for this board, based on FreeRTOS and lwIP, with live trace streaming over Ethernet. During this work we discovered an interesting issue [...]
Analyzing State Machines
In the previous Hands On post we introduced the concept of intervals, which is the time between any two events and can be added to the timeline. In this post, we will take the interval one step further and see how we can use Tracealyzer to monitor state machines.
Embedded Online Fall Conference, 28 November
Embedded Online Fall Conference is a free online conference where industry experts talk about current issues in embedded development and present practical use cases. The day consists of five presentations, some of which are broadcast twice, and you register for each presentation separately; see links below. Percepio FAE Niclas Lindblom gives one of the presentations, [...]
Introducing the World’s First Trace Profiler for OpenVX and Embedded Vision/AI Processors
Computer vision has become a core feature for all sorts of embedded systems. Therefore we have developed Tracealyzer for OpenVX, the world's first trace profiler for OpenVX and Embedded Vision/AI processors, in collaboration with Synopsys.
Percepio announces Tracealyzer Support for Synopsys’ ARC EV6x Embedded Vision Processors
Västerås, Sweden, 26th October 2018 * * * Percepio, the leader in software trace visualization for embedded systems and IoT, announces a collaboration with Synopsys, providing interoperability between Percepio’s Tracealyzer and Synopsys’ DesignWare® ARC® Metaware EV Development Toolkit.
Understanding your Application with User Events
What if you want to visualize some application data in Tracealyzer, measure the time between two events or monitor a state machine? In this post, we will show how you can set up this kind of custom logging.
Learn Debugging and Armv8-M TrustZone
Embedded evangelist and consultant Jacob Beningo offers two "Technology Primer" online courses during 2019, and both will feature Tracealyzer. Debugging Techniques takes off with "Developing a personal debugging process" in January and proceeds to cover subjects like printf(), ITM tracing, visualization and static code analysis.The other one, Armv8-M TrustZone Technology, introduces the TrustZone security architecture and [...]
Tracealyzer 4 for On Time RTOS-32 Tops Busy Week at Percepio
Percepio has just released Tracealyzer 4 for one more RTOS platform: On Time RTOS-32. We build upon the tracing library included in RTOS-32, which enables users to trace kernel operations such as scheduling, task communication and interrupts. If you use Tracealyzer with RTOS-32 today, contact your nearest distributor or drop a mail to sales@percepio.com to [...]
New Plugins for Eclipse IDEs and Atmel Studio 7
Good news! We have now updated both the Eclipse plugin and the Atmel Studio 7 plugin for Tracealyzer 4, making it even easier to analyze and debug RTOS-based software using Tracealyzer. The Eclipse plugin works with most Eclipse-based IDEs for Arm-based MCUs, such as Atollic TrueStudio, MCUXpresso, Simplicity Studio, etc. Both plugins support snapshot tracing of FreeRTOS, [...]
Tracealyzer 4 Now Supports On Time RTOS-32
Västerås, Sweden, 18th October 2018 * * * Percepio, the leader in software trace visualization for embedded systems and IoT, announces Tracealyzer 4 support for On Time RTOS-32, in addition to the already supported Amazon FreeRTOS, Keil RTX5, Micrium µC/OS-III and SafeRTOS/OpenRTOS.
Percepio Announces Tracealyzer Support for STLINK-V3 Debug Probes
Västerås, Sweden, 16th October 2018 * * * Percepio, the leader in software trace visualization for embedded systems and IoT, announces Tracealyzer support for the newly released STLINK-V3 debug probe from STMicroelectronics.
Percepio Partners with UltraSoC For Unified Hardware and Software Tracing
Västerås, Sweden, 16th October 2018 * * * Percepio, the leader in software trace visualization for embedded systems and IoT, announces an important step in its partnership with SoC analytics IP vendor UltraSoC. Together the two companies have integrated Percepio Tracealyzer with UltraDevelop 2, announced today.
Tuning Your Custom Trace Streaming for Maximum Throughput
The Tracealyzer recorder for FreeRTOS, SafeRTOS or Micrium µC/OS can be configured to stream the trace data via any interface you might have available. If you have designed your own custom stream port but are having problems getting a reliable transfer or sufficient throughput, there are several things you can try.
Tracealyzer 4.2.2 released with SafeRTOS support
Yesterday we released Tracealyzer 4.2.2 with support for SafeRTOS and OpenRTOS from Wittenstein High Integrity Systems (WHIS), meaning that we upgrade SAFERTOS+TRACE to Tracealyzer 4. Register on our download page to get the download link and a 30-day evaluation license. The SafeRTOS recorder library is not included, so please contact WHIS if you are interested in [...]
Zero To One Hundred
This fall, a team of dedicated students at NTNU in Trondheim, Norway, sets out to construct a driverless electric car. It is the eighth iteration of the school’s Revolve project and the first one that Percepio sponsors.
Arm Tech Symposia, Taiwan 1–2 Nov
The Arm Tech Symposia is an annual event designed to share the latest Arm technology roadmap, the up-to-date diverse Arm based devices and applications. This November, the Symposia come to Taiwan for two events – 1 Nov in Taipei and 2 Nov in Hsinchu – and Percepio's local distributor Microtime will attend both events. If [...]
Identifying Memory Leaks Through Tracing
Have you ever seen your embedded system behave strangely and had that sinking feeling that you might have a memory leak? Tracealyzer offers several different methods to detect memory leaks.
Yes, it is actually rocket science
The cool thing about studying in Kiruna, Sweden's northernmost city, is that you may get to blast stuff into space on a rocket. The city is home to Esrange, a vast commercial and research rocket range, and the local technical university takes advantage of that with a menu of suitable courses, with names like "Spacecraft [...]
Verifying Task Timing and Scheduling
Quite a few embedded software developers don’t know whether their applications meet their timing requirements. In today's Tracealyzer Hands On post, we will explore how to use Tracealyzer to verify task timing and scheduling.
Arm TechCon 16–18 October
Percepio will not attend this year's Arm TechCon but it will still be quite the experience: three days packed with seminars and classes on topics like embedded software, chip design, security, and much more. The conference will be at the San Jose Convention Center, right in the heart of Silicon Valley.
Academics everywhere enjoy free Tracealyzer
India, Norway, France … there has been a flurry of interest around Percepio’s free academic Tracealyzer licenses lately. End of summer and beginning of the fall semester probably plays a role here, as does our announcement a few weeks ago. One of the free licenses was awarded to Anil Joseph, student at the Birla Institute [...]
WNIE in Birmingham 25-26 September
WNIE Live, or What's New In Electronics – Live, takes place in Birmingham, UK, on the 25 & 26 September. Percepio is present at the exhibition through our UK distributor Phaedrus Systems; you are welcome to drop by their booth if you are in the area. Phaedrus' Chris Hills will also give a talk on [...]
Running Tracealyzer 4 on Linux hosts
To run Tracealyzer 4 on Linux, the first thing you'll need is Tracealyzer version 4.2 or later. Next, you need to install Mono. For most distributions there's a package called "mono-complete", though some distributions and package systems may instead use simply "mono". There may be additional requirements, in particular for Debian/Ubuntu- and Fedora-based systems. See [...]
Tracealyzer 4.2 – New Trace View, Runs on Linux
Tracealyzer version 4.2 features a completely rewritten main trace view, and adds support for, among other things, Wittenstein SafeRTOS and tracing via ST-LINK debug probes. It also runs on Linux, so embedded developers using Linux hosts are now able to upgrade to the new generation of Tracealyzer.
Sept. 26 – Secure Bootloader Design
Secure bootloaders require specialized knowledge in disparate disciplines such as driver software, middleware, cryptography, security and cloud computing just to name a few subjects. On September 26, embedded consultant and evangelistJacob Beningo will host a free webinar where attendees will explore the major components and processes necessary to implement a secure bootloader. You can choose [...]
Tracealyzer 4.2 with Improved Trace View and Support for Linux, SafeRTOS
Västerås, Sweden, 6 September 2018 * * * Percepio, the leader in software trace visualization for embedded systems and IoT, announces Tracealyzer version 4.2. The new release features a completely rewritten main trace view, and brings official support for running on Linux.
Analyzing communication and data flow in an unknown software stack
One of the biggest problems in embedded development today is understanding what a software stack or demo that you didn’t write is doing. In this post, we’ll examine how we can find this out using the Tracealyzer communication flow diagram.
Percepio supports education with free Tracealyzer licenses
Västerås, Sweden, 3rd September 2018 * * * Percepio, the leader in software trace visualization for embedded systems and IoT, announces the immediate availability of free Tracealyzer site licenses for higher engineering education.
Percepio supports the next generation of embedded engineers
Percepio has its roots in academia, Mälardalens Högskola in Västerås, Sweden, to be precise, and we have long supported both technical universities and their students with heavily discounted Tracealyzer licenses. Today we are taking this to the next level with the launch of a completely free site license for qualifying schools. "The embedded community has [...]
Synopsys ARC Processor Summit, Sept 11
This free one-day event consists of three parallel tracks in which Synopsys experts, ecosystem partners and the ARC user community will deliver technical presentations on a range of topics, including, artificial intelligence (AI), automotive safety, internet of things (IoT), embedded vision and much, much more. Percepio CEO Johan Kraft opens the Mobile/Storage track with his [...]