ARM DS-5 Development Studio 5.27.0

ARM DS-5 Development Studio 5.27.0 | 3.2 Gb

Information:

ARM has released ARM DS-5 Development Studio 5.27, is a suite of tools for embedded C/C++ software development on any Arm-based SoC, featuring editor, compilers, debugger and system profiler.

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This is a summary of the new features and other major changes in this release:

ARM Compiler
– Updated ARM Compiler 6 to version 6.7 and ARM Compiler 5 to version 5.06u5, adding support for latest processors, optimizations and bug fixes
– Compilation for Cortex-M23 and Cortex-M33 is now supported with a DS-5 Professional Edition License
DS-5 Debugger
– Added support for debugging systems implementing ARMv8.3-A extensions
– Added debug support for ARMv8-A Scalable Vector Extensions (SVE)
– Added support for DSTREAM-ST debug probe
– Added support for streaming trace from DSTREAM-ST including live decode of ITM and STM trace sources
– Added Memory Protection Unit (MPU) support with a new MPU view and mpu commands (for ARMv8-M architecture only)
– Added debug support for AArch32 and AArch64 HLT-based semihosting (Version 2.0)
– Added option to launch the command-line debugger using a launch configuration exported from Eclipse
– Added option to launch the command-line debugger in a server mode, allowing remote interaction
– Added Operating System awareness for SYSGO PikeOS on ARMv7 and ARMv8 architecture devices
– Extended Operating System awareness for ExpressLogic ThreadX to ARMv8-A architecture devices
– Bare-metal debug for Cortex-M23 and Cortex-M33 is now supported with a DS-5 Professional Edition License
– New device support for:
. Cortex-M Prototyping System (MPS2+) Cortex-M23 IoT
. Cortex-M Prototyping System (MPS2+) Cortex-M33 IoT
. Raspberry Pi 2
. Raspberry Pi 3
. Texas Instruments RM57Lx
. ARM Fixed Virtual Platforms: Base_AEMv8A_SVE
ARM Streamline Performance Analyzer
– Non-rooted systems are now supported
– Profiling for the Mali-G51 now supported
– Streamline Bare-metal support has been improved to include the following:
. Transporting the profiling data off the target using STM
. Cortex-R support for both storing profiling data in memory and transferring off the target using STM
– Added support for split-debug files allowing debug symbols to be stored separately from the image
Simulation models
– Updated Fixed Virtual Platforms (FVPs) to version 10.3
Eclipse IDE
– Added a new Welcome page providing access to videos and blogs about DS-5
Mali Graphics Debugger
– Non-Mali systems are now supported allowing the use of MGD with other devices
– User scripting has been added allowing automation and customization of MGD
– Installing MGD on rooted systems is now an easy automated process
– Compiler included with has been updated to include support for OpenGL ES 3.2 for Shaders
– Daydream applications are now supported
Examples
– Updated RTX4 from 4.81 to 4.82, and now available for Cortex-R4, A5 & A7 as well as A9
– Added PMU example for ARMv8/AArch64
– Added STM example for Juno
– Added Cortex-M startup code that builds with ARM Compiler 6
– Added SVE examples into standard DS-5 edition
– Added example to demonstrate HLT semihosting in mixed AArch32/AArch64 ARMv8 example

About ARM DS-5 Development Studio. DS-5 is an end-to-end suite of tools for embedded C/C++ software development on any ARM-based SoC. DS-5 provides comprehensive support for SoC design and bring-up. DS-5 accelerates software development by providing a well integrated, validated and supported toolchain, covering all development stages, from bring-up to profiling. The DS-5 toolchain includes intuitive, easy to use graphical interfaces that provide all the information required to debug and optimize your software.

About ARM. ARM Limited is a semiconductor intellectual property (IP) company that designs and licenses technology to semiconductor and systems companies in the United Kingdom and internationally. The company develops and licenses IPs in the areas of processors, multimedia, physical IP, development tools, ARM-based security, system IP, technologies, and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions to IoT, embedded, mobile, home, infrastructure, education, innovation hub, and wearables markets. Its technology is used by original equipment manufacturers for various applications that range from mobile handsets and digital set top boxes to car braking systems and network routers. ARM Limited was formerly known as Advanced Risc Machines Limited and changed its name to ARM Limited in May 1998. The company was founded in 1990 and is based in Cambridge, United Kingdom with regional offices in San Jose, California; and Shanghai, China.

Product: ARM DS-5 Development Studio
Version: 5.27.0 build 5270014
Supported Architectures: X64

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Language: english
System Requirements: PC / Linux
Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7even / 8.x / 10 / Server 2012 | Linux: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 or 7 Workstation / Ubuntu Desktop Edition 12.04 or 14.04 LTS