[U-Boot-Users] BDI vs. Lauterbach

[David Snowdon]

G'Day all,

Many thanks for all the discussion regarding BDI and Lauterbach. It  
sounds like the Lauterbach has the edge over the BDI in some ways,  
but whether its a 2x-the-cost edge is difficult to work out.

I thought I had the powers-that-be convinced on the Lauterbach until  
someone suggested the Wind-River and Greenhills tools (in front of  
management). I'm now back to the drawing board: comparing these tools  
via the information available on the 'net is difficult because they  
all claim to do the same things. Have any of you had positive or  
negative experiences with either of those two company's products?

Please ignore if I'm pushing the friendship too far... ;-).

Dave.

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On 11/04/2006, at 8:41 PM, Andreas Schweigstill wrote:

> Hi all!
>
> I have been using Lauterbach debuggers for several years at
> different companies and finally bought my own one (Power
> Debug USB for ARM7/9). I like them very much but unfortunately
> there doesn't seem to be RDI or GDB stub support. At least on
> MS Windows there is a DLL available to connect third-party
> products to the Lauterbach environment.
>
> llandre schrieb:
>> 2) USB version doesn't support Linux on host
>
> The USB version works very well on a Linux host, at least with
> software release ~summer 2005! First I had some problems on
> a Suse 9.3 Prof. system with the USB hotplug mechanism but this
> could be solved by a proper chmod.
>
> With best regards
> Andreas Schweigstill
>
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