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Tracealyzer On the Race Track – Calgary Solar Car

Jun 24, 2022

The University of Calgary Solar Car’s software team used Tracealyzer to debug and program their revolutionary car’s battery protect circuit boards (PCBs), including the all-important battery management system board.

The New Frontier for Debugging and Monitoring Edge Devices

Jun 9, 2022

Michel Genard discusses the future of debugging at a time when, as Marc Andreessen put it, “software is eating the world.”

Running Tracealyzer 4 on Linux hosts

Mar 14, 2022

Learn how to run Tracealyzer 4 on Linux, with requirements and notes on common Linux distributions.

RTOS 101: Performance analysis with Tracealyzer

Feb 19, 2022

What is performance for embedded software? Learn about performance metrics, how they can be measured and how analysis is simplified by Tracealyzer.

Tracealyzer 4.6 Is Out

Feb 9, 2022

We have released Tracealyzer version 4.6 with a new, modular trace recorder library, and major improvements in the support for Zephyr and ThreadX.

Tracing on the Race Track

Feb 4, 2022

Percepio is proud to support the University of Nottingham Race Team in developing the electric vehicle of the future.

RTOS 101: Tasks, Priorities and Analysis

Jan 28, 2022

Read about RTOS-based firmware development, the benefits and pitfalls, and how to simplify development with state-of-the-art runtime visualization.

Percepio Joins the Zephyr Project

Jan 13, 2022

In recognition of the potential of Zephyr to become the leading independent platform for small IoT devices, Percepio has joined the Zephyr Project as a Silver level sponsoring member.

Video: All the News In Tracealyzer 4.5

Jul 6, 2021

Two weeks ago we released version 4.5 of Percepio Tracealyzer with a lot of new features in it. Now you can watch Percepio FAE Kristoffer Martinsson as he presents the new features in this video.

Prepare for a soft landing

Jun 28, 2021

Swiss student rocket team ARIS from Zürich leverages visual trace diagnostics to smooth the trajectory of its autonomous rocket recovery system.

Using Tracealyzer to Evaluate Python Algorithms in Linux

Jun 3, 2021

In this blog post, we will see how Tracealyzer can be used to quickly and efficiently evaluate multiple implementations of an algorithm in Python, a language that is becoming more common in embedded application development as most machine learning frameworks are implemented in Python.

Understanding the impact of compiler options on performance

May 27, 2021

In this post, we’re going to understand how the combination of LTTng and Tracealyzer can shine light on how compiler options impact performance. The method discussed can come in handy whenever we are evaluating the performance of multiple candidate implementations of a particular feature.

Blog – The RTOS Debug Portal

Tracealyzer On the Race Track – Calgary Solar Car

The New Frontier for Debugging and Monitoring Edge Devices

Running Tracealyzer 4 on Linux hosts

RTOS 101: Performance analysis with Tracealyzer

Tracealyzer 4.6 Is Out

Tracing on the Race Track

RTOS 101: Tasks, Priorities and Analysis

Percepio Joins the Zephyr Project

Video: All the News In Tracealyzer 4.5

Prepare for a soft landing

Using Tracealyzer to Evaluate Python Algorithms in Linux

Understanding the impact of compiler options on performance

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