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Percepio Tracealyzer – Efficient Firmware Development with Visual Trace Diagnostics

Jul 11, 2022

Learn how visual trace diagnostics can improve embedded software development.

Tracealyzer v4.6.5 Is Out

Jun 27, 2022

We just released Tracealyzer version 4.6.5 with important updates to the recorder library.

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.

Tracealyzer v4.6.4 Is Out

Jun 7, 2022

We just released Tracealyzer version 4.6.4 with important updates related to DevAlert integration.

Tracealyzer v4.6.3 Is Out

May 4, 2022

We just released Tracealyzer version 4.6.3 with performance improvements and bug fixes.

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.

Tracealyzer v4.6.2 Is Out

Mar 2, 2022

We just released Tracealyzer version 4.6.2, which fixes a number of bugs.

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 v4.6.1 Is Out

Feb 14, 2022

We just released Tracealyzer version 4.6.1, to fix settings related to Percepio License Service.

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.

Percepio Releases Tracealyzer 4.6 with Improved Zephyr and ThreadX Support

Feb 9, 2022

Percepio today released Tracealyzer 4.6 with official support for Zephyr RTOS and Microsoft Azure RTOS ThreadX. The new release also includes Percepio’s next generation trace recorder library.

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.

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