Abstract: An object is to provide a microcomputer, electronic instrument and debugging system which can realize an on-chip debugging function through a reduced size of instruction code or a reduced circuit scale. A main monitor section (16) converts a debugging command into a primitive command. A mini monitor section (14) transfers data to and from the main monitor section (16) to execute a primitive command determined based on the receive data. The primitive commands include go, write and read commands. A control register having its address allocated on a memory map in the debugging mode is provided together with a mini monitor RAM. The mini monitor section (14) serving as a slave is connected to the main monitor section (16) serving as a master through a half-duplex bidirectional communication line so that transfer data can be fixed-length. The receive data includes a command identifying data. A mini monitor program has been stored in a ROM.

Abstract: An object is to provide a microcomputer, electronic instrument and debugging system which can realize an on-chip debugging function through a reduced size of instruction code or a reduced circuit scale. A main monitor section (16) converts a debugging command into a primitive command. A mini monitor section (14) transfers data to and from the main monitor section (16) to execute a primitive command determined based on the receive data. The primitive commands include go, write and read commands. A control register having its address allocated on a memory map in the debugging mode is provided together with a mini monitor RAM. The mini monitor section (14) serving as a slave is connected to the main monitor section (16) serving as a master through a half-duplex bidirectional communication line so that transfer data can be fixed-length. The receive data includes a command identifying data. A mini monitor program has been stored in a ROM.

Abstract: The present invention provides a microcomputer that makes it possible to implement a real-time trace on a mass-produced chip using few terminals, acquire trace information from within a specified range, and measure execution times, together with electronic equipment and a debugging system comprising this microcomputer. A trace information output section (16) outputs trace information for implementing a real-time trace, to four dedicated terminals. It outputs instruction execution status information (DST[2:0]) of the CPU to three terminals and the PC value (DPCO) of a branch destination when an PC absolute branch has occurred, serially to one terminal. A microcomputer (10) outputs information indicating the start and end of a trace range or execution-time measurement range to DST[2] in a predetermined sequence. A debugging tool (20) determines the start and end of the trace range or execution-time measurement range from the values in DST[2].

Abstract: An object is to provide a microcomputer, electronic instrument and debugging system which can realize an on-chip debugging function through a reduced size of instruction code of a reduced circuit scale. A main monitor section (16) converts a debugging command into a primitive command. A mini monitor section (14) transfers data to and from the main monitor section (16) to execute a primitive command determined based on the receive data. The primitive commands include go, write and read commands. A control register having its address allocated on a memory map in the debugging mode is provided together with a mini monitor RAM> The mini monitor section (14) serving as a slave is connected to the main monitor section (16) serving as a master through a half-duplex bidirectional communication line so that transfer data can be fixed-length. The receive data includes a command identifying data. A mini monitor program has been stored in a ROM.

Abstract: The present invention provides a microcomputer that makes it possible to implement a real-time trace on a mass-produced chip using few terminals, acquire trace information from within a specified range, and measure execution times, together with electronic equipment and a debugging system comprising this microcomputer. A trace information output section (16) outputs trace information for implementing a real-time trace, to four dedicated terminals. It outputs instruction execution status information (DST[2:0]) of the CPU to three terminals and the PC value (DPCO) of a branch destination when an PC absolute branch has occurred, serially to one terminal. A microcomputer (10) outputs information indicating the start and end of a trace range or execution-time measurement range to DST[2] in a predetermined sequence. A debugging tool (20) determines the start and end of the trace range or execution-time measurement range from the values in DST[2].

Abstract: The present invention provides a microcomputer that makes it possible to implement a real-time trace on a mass-produced chip using few terminals, acquire trace information from within a specified range, and measure execution times, together with electronic equipment and a debugging system comprising this microcomputer. A trace information output section (16) outputs trace information for implementing a real-time trace, to four dedicated terminals. It outputs instruction execution status information (DST[2:0]) of the CPU to three terminals and the PC value (DPCO) of a branch destination when an PC absolute branch has occurred, serially to one terminal. A microcomputer (10) outputs information indicating the start and end of a trace range or execution-time measurement range to DST[2] in a predetermined sequence. A debugging tool (20) determines the start and end of the trace range or execution-time measurement range from the values in DST[2].

Abstract: An object is to provide a microcomputer, electronic instrument and debugging system which can realize an on-chip debugging function through a reduced size of instruction code of a reduced circuit scale. A main monitor section (16) converts a debugging command into a primitive command. A mini monitor section (14) transfers data to and from the main monitor section (16) to execute a primitive command determined based on the receive data. The primitive commands include go, write and read commands. A control register having its address allocated on a memory map in the debugging mode is provided together with a mini monitor RAM> The mini monitor section (14) serving as a slave is connected to the main monitor section (16) serving as a master through a half-duplex bidirectional communication line so that transfer data can be fixed-length. The receive data includes a command identifying data. A mini monitor program has been stored in a ROM.

Abstract: The present invention provides a microcomputer that makes it possible to implement a real-time trace on a mass-produced chip using few terminals, acquire trace information from within a specified range, and measure execution times, together with electronic equipment and a debugging system comprising this microcomputer.

Abstract: An object is to provide a microcomputer, electronic instrument and debugging system which can realize an on-chip debugging function through a reduced size of instruction code or a reduced circuit scale. A main monitor section (16) converts a debugging command into a primitive command. A mini monitor section (14) transfers data to and from the main monitor section (16) to execute a primitive command determined based on the receive data. The primitive commands include go, write and read commands. A control register having its address allocated on a memory map in the debugging mode is provided together with a mini monitor RAM. The mini monitor section (14) serving as a slave is connected to the main monitor section (16) serving as a master through a half-duplex bidirectional communication line so that transfer data can be fixed-length. The receive data includes a command identifying data. A mini monitor program has been stored in a ROM.

Abstract: The present invention provides a microcomputer that makes, it possible to implement a real-time trace on a mass-produced chip using few terminals, acquire trace information from within a specified range, and measure execution times, together with electronic equipment and a debugging system comprising this microcomputer. A trace information output section (16) outputs trace information for implementing a real-time trace, to four dedicated terminals. It outputs instruction execution status information (DST[2:0]) of the CPU to three terminals and the PC value (DPCO) of a branch destination when an PC absolute branch has occurred, serially to one terminal. A microcomputer (10) outputs information indicating the start and end of a trace range or execution-time measurement range to DST[2] in a predetermined sequence. A debugging tool (20) determines the start and end of the trace range or execution-time measurement range from the values in DST[2].

Abstract: An objective is to provide information processing device and electronic equipment that is capable of transferring data rapidly while using start-stop synchronization. A communication section (142) comprised within a microcomputer (140) comprises a frequency division circuit (146) that divides a BCLK signal to generate an SMC1 signal (a clock signal for sampling each bit of data sent by start-stop synchronization) and a send/receive circuit (144) for transmitting data based on SMC1. The communication section (142) supplies the BCLK signal to a debugging tool (150) as a signal for enabling a frequency division circuit (156) to generate another signal SMC2. A division ratio control section (158) changes a division ratio FD2 in accordance with the frequency of BCLK and transfers division ratio data to the communication section (142), and the division ratio control section (148) changes a division ratio FD1 in the frequency division circuit (146) based on this division ratio data.