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Using Tracealyzer with VS Code

Aug 29, 2025

Using Tracealyzer with VS Code To analyze your embedded software system with Percepio Tracealyzer, you need to add a supported tracing library in your build. Most supported RTOS integrations use Percepio's TraceRecorder library. Start by following the general guide...

KITcar challenge – Overcoming the Fear of Embedded Multithreading

Aug 26, 2025

We are KITcar, a student team at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), and for over a decade, we’ve been building autonomous 1:10 scale model cars … With features like real-time task visualization and memory usage statistics, Tracealyzer looked like the exact tool we needed,

Hands-On with Continuous Observability

Jul 29, 2025

Most developers know Tracealyzer as a powerful visualization tool for RTOS execution. But the real magic happens when combined with Percepio Detect.

5 Tips for Mastering Zephyr RTOS

Jul 9, 2025

Right now, interest in Zephyr is snowballing. The project already supports more than 780 boards and 150 shields, but what really sets it apart is more than just its technical flexibility.

Naming your kernel objects

Jun 24, 2025

When using Percepio Tracealyzer and TraceRecorder, you may have noticed that thread names show up automatically, while other kernel objects (like queues or semaphores) are only displayed as hexadecimal numbers. But in the demo traces, all kernel objects have proper...

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Using Tracealyzer with VS Code

KITcar challenge – Overcoming the Fear of Embedded Multithreading

Hands-On with Continuous Observability

5 Tips for Mastering Zephyr RTOS

Naming your kernel objects

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