ECSI Workshop > SoC Debug Standards > April 16, 2007 - Nice, France

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Title: ECSI Workshop on TLM Users Experience

ECSI Institute Workshop on System-on-Chip Debug Standards April 16, 2007 - 10:00-18:00 Hotel Novotel (Airport Area), Paris, France in conjunction with DATE 2007 Conference www.ecsi.org/debug Registration deadline: April 6, 2007 Motivation & Objectives   The number of working groups addressing the debug standards largely increased recently (2 in 2002, 4 in 2004, 8 in 2006, 10-11 in 2007?). Potentially, there is some overlap in these standardization efforts.   We need to ensure that we address the right problems with adequate solutions in terms of practical and adopted standards. To do so first we need to have a clear picture what are the key advanced features the standardization should address: SW interface and APIs?, performance issues?, next generation JTAG?. There is a need to understand various standardization efforts and activities in the area of SoCs integration debug: their content, scope, status and roadmaps.   The workshop will present the landscape of the standardization activities, with their objectives, motivation and technical advancement. It will also give the possibility to the SoC developers to express their needs in terms of methods, required standards and tool support. The outcome will be to have a better understanding of the industry needs, emerging solutions and missing parts in the SoC debug area.    Preliminary Programme    Session 1: Introduction    In the first session an overview and a "topology map" of the existing standardization activities will be presented, as well as their relations to industry initiatives and de facto standards.   Speakers:        Anthony Berent (ARM)                         Neal Stollon (FS2 Division, MIPS Technologies)    Session 2: Industry Needs and Requirements   This session will give the opportunity to industry users to express their requirements in area of debugging on methods, standards, missing capabilities, features. They may also talk about their experiments with emerging standards, or bring the motivation for standardization activities to be set-up (e.g. within SPIRIT or OCP-IP).   Speakers:        Serge de Paoli (STMicroelectronics)                         Albrecht Mayer (Infineon)                         Lokesh Gupta (NXP Semiconductors)                         Panel in session 2: What is the most important issue to be addressed by standardization? Do we have converging industry requirements?      Session 3: Standardization    The session 3 will provide an overview of the existing or emerging standardization work.  The identified activities are SPIRIT Debug WG, IEEE P1687 IJTAG, IEEE 1149.7 CJTAG, IEEE 1450 Core Test Language, Nexus 5001, MIPI Debug, OCP-IP (emerging) Debug WG, Multicore Association Debug WG, SPRINT Project Debug WG, GreenSocs.   Speakers:                    Anthony Berent (ARM)                                                SPIRIT Debug WG Neal Stollon (MIPS Technologies)                             Nexus 5001 Rolf Kuehnis (Nokia)                                                   MIPI Debug Albrecht Mayer (Infineon)                                          SPRINT Debug WG Mark Burton (GreenSocs)                                           GreenSoCs Debug API Neal Stollon                                                               IEEE P1687 IJTAG / OCP-IP Debug / Multicore Association Debug WG   Panel in Session 3: Overlap or complementarities between standardization activities?    Session 4: Industrial Debug Solutions               The session 4 will present industrial debug solution in the series of presentations.   Speakers: Nizar Romdhane (ARM)                                              ARM RealView Debug APIs William Orme (ARM)                                                  ARM CoreSight SoC Debug Architecture Stephan Lauterbach (Lauterbach)                             Lauterbach Debug Tools Doug Gaff (WindRiver)                                               Eclipse Embedded Debug DSDP Neal Stollon (MIPS Technologies)                             FS2/MIPS Debug Products Albrecht Mayer (Infineon)                                          Multi-Core Debug Solution MCDS Mark Philipps (ST Microelectronics)                           The ST TargetPack: A Method for Describing and Initializing Multi-core Ric Vilbig (Mentor Graphics)                                      Mentor Graphics SW/HW Debug Marc Serughetti (CoWare)                                         CoWare Debug Solutions Neil Puthuff (Green Hills)                                           Green Hills Real-Time Debug       Workshop Information & Registration   Workshop description, agenda and registration: http://www.ecsi.org/debug   The workshop is free for ECSI Sponsors, Industrial & Associate Members (see conditions on the registration form)!   Please fill-in the form found on the web page and fax it back to ECSI to +33 4 76 42 87 87 Registration deadline:  April 6, 2007 More information          For any additional inquiries, please contact:                 ECSI Office                 Parc Equation   -   2, Avenue de Vignate   -   38610 GIERES, France                 Ph: +33 476 63 49 34   -   Fax: +33 476 42 87 87   -   Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]    -   http://www.ecsi.org Proceedings         All workshop participants will obtain the electronic version (PDF files) of all presentations after the workshop is finished.         The presentations will be downloadable from the ECSI web page.   Note         We respect your privacy.          If you would like to be removed from the e-mail list, please send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject "REMOVE".         Please, do not reply to this mail.

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