NET-based user interface for programming of debug and mixed-signal circuits, as well as a host-based software development and debugging environment. It has been developed with .NET and Xojo®. The design is based on the InterBase architecture, which is supported by VisualDSP++, Version 6.0. The ability to debug any project written in .NET, C++, or Xojo is a primary feature of VisualDSP++, and it is one of the reasons why .NET has become an international standard for software development.
VisualDSP++, Version 6.0, is based on the VisualDSP++, Version 4.0, the design and implementation of which was supported by Microsoft .NET (Java®) and Xojo. VisualDSP++, Version 4.0, was released as open-source software on March 5, 2005. In VisualDSP++, Version 6.0, some of the design changes have been made, and also a new architecture for the VisualDSP++ environment has been implemented. The new architecture consists of a client and a server. The client is an .NET-based application that interacts with the server. The server is an open-source product based on the InterBase architecture. It consists of a complete software environment (software development, debugging, and execution) based on the .NET framework. The InterBase architecture, on which VisualDSP++, Version 6.0, is based, is supported by .NET, Xojo, OCCAM® SDK, and other third-party products.
The following topics are provided in this article:
- System overview
- System architecture
- .NET Debugger
- Embedded C/C++ (ECC) Debugger
- Embedded C++ Debugger
- Xojo Debugger
- Embedded Simulator
- Server
- User's Guide
- Feature description
System Overview {#overview}
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This section describes the main capabilities of VisualDSP++, Version 6.0, in terms of hardware and software aspects. It begins with a brief introduction to .NET software development and debugging, and then describes the architecture of VisualDSP++.
.NET and Software Debugging {#.net
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