Embedded processors are based on what architecture?
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The SH-5 is a 64-bit embedded architecture developed and licensed by SuperH, Inc. The SH-5 is a general purpose architecture with broad support for multimedia software through its SIMD instructions. A rich set of CPU-related debug features has been designed to support debug of the SH-5 CPU inside an SoC product.
An integrated bus analyzer monitors transactions on externally connected IP blocks and the SuperHyway (an on-chip interconnect fabric designed for high performance SoC designs). This gives developers much better visibility of the behaviour of their SoC. A debug module (SHdebug) provides external interfaces through which the SuperHyway can be extended off-chip, supporting both off-chip control and monitoring of IP blocks as well as allowing the SH-5 to execute debug support code with no intrusion into the debugged software's memory footprint.
This paper provides a description of the SH-5 debug architecture, compares it with some other SoC (System-on-Chip) debug approaches and gives examples of how it can be applied to debug particular scenarios.
An integrated bus analyzer monitors transactions on externally connected IP blocks and the SuperHyway (an on-chip interconnect fabric designed for high performance SoC designs). This gives developers much better visibility of the behaviour of their SoC. A debug module (SHdebug) provides external interfaces through which the SuperHyway can be extended off-chip, supporting both off-chip control and monitoring of IP blocks as well as allowing the SH-5 to execute debug support code with no intrusion into the debugged software's memory footprint.
This paper provides a description of the SH-5 debug architecture, compares it with some other SoC (System-on-Chip) debug approaches and gives examples of how it can be applied to debug particular scenarios.
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