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Many readers have heard of ARM DS-5, but are not familiar with it (rarely used for Cortex-M development). Today, I will share some content about ARM DS-5.
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SDT:Software Development Toolkit ADS:ARM Developer Suite
RVDS:RealView Development Suite
MDK:Microcontroller Development Kit
DS-5:Development Studio 5
DS-5 is developed from SDT, ADS, and RVDS. These old tools have stopped updating and have been replaced by MDK or DS-5.
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1. Main Functions
Flexible Integrated Development Environment
Customized Eclipse IDE, compatible with third-party plugins
Powerful C/C++ editor and project manager
GNU compiler tools verified for ARM Linux
Integrated productivity utilities such as remote system browser, SSH and Telnet terminal, etc.
End-to-End Debugger
Bootloader, kernel, and user space debugging
Non-intrusive instruction tracing, including summarized profiling
Automated debug sessions for faster, simpler debugging cycles
One-click JTAG debug configuration with device configuration database
Streamline Performance Analyzer
System-wide analysis without JTAG probe
CPU usage statistics broken down by process, thread, function, and source code line
Performance-related events (e.g., cache misses, interrupts) instantaneously associated with software execution
Critical path identification and dynamic memory usage analysis
Real-time Simulator
Debugging Linux applications on the host
Preloaded with ARM embedded Linux, Cortex-A8, Cortex-A9 (single-core, multi-core), ARMv8-A base model, etc. system model simulators
Typical simulation speeds above 250 MHz
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1.DS-5 is too powerful, not suitable for beginners;
2.DS-5 licensing fees are higher than MDK;
3.ST has not provided DS-5 examples;
4.Very few people use DS-5 to develop STM32;
5.STM32CubeIDE has been released
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