ICDPPCZ – Source-level PowerPC Debugger. This simple and easy to use debugger supports source-
level debugging on PowerPC devices including: source-level debug, software load, hardware breakpoints,
watch and memory windows, CPU display, special purpose register read/write, and more…
PROGPPCZ - Flash programmer (both interactive and automated for production). This flash
programmer is supported by a large library of flash configurations. New flash configurations are
constantly being created and the latest can be downloaded from: http://www.pemicro.com. The flash
programmer automates the task of programming flash and does not require a boot-loader to be resident
in the target.
UNITPPCZ – DLL-based drivers allowing PC-based application control of the PowerPC processor
through the debug interface. Routines are provided to read and write memory, start and stop the
processor, load code, single step, and more. Also, examples are provided for some development
environments including the Microsoft Visual Studio. The libraries can be used from any development/test
platform which can link to a DLL.
The UNITPPCZ library is used by other third party vendors such as Metrowerks to enable their software
packages to work via P&E’s BDM interfaces.
11.0 Rev. A to Rev. B Changes
The main difference between Rev. A and Rev. B is that Rev. B is a high-speed USB 2.0 device, whereas
Rev. A is only a USB 1.1 full-speed device. The Rev. B unit should be significantly faster than the Rev. A
unit.