MIPS® Navigator™ Pro
Purchase OnlineNavigator™Pro Probe for MIPS 32® Cores
MIPS Technologies' Navigator Pro probes support all MIPS 32™ cores with PDtrace ™ if the core is designed to stream processor trace data off-chip. Navigator Pro probes support both on-chip and off-chip trace features, capturing up to 2GB of trace. The Navigator Pro probe connects to the target system using a 38-pin Mictor connector.
Extensive debugger support including Eclipse-based MIPS® Navigator ICS on Windows® and Linux
Software development tools used with the Navigator Pro probes include the GNU-based MIPS toolchain and the new MIPS Navigator Integrated Component Suite (ICS). All probe features are available from the Navigator ICS interface, which has an Eclipse-standard interface and C/C++ Development Tool (CDT) components with special plug-ins for processor debugging using the probe.
The system runs on a PC with Windows® XP or Windows®7 or Linux and requires a USB 2.0 or 10/100/1000 Ethernet connection.
Key Features
- Supports all MIPS32 processor designs, leveraging the off-chip trace features available in the core
- Supports multiple source level debuggers including the CodeSourcery embedded C/C++ toolchain, MIPS Navigator ICS, and GDB
- Supports on-chip and off-chip capture modes depending on processor implementation
- Real-time PC execution trace, load/store address, and data trace
- Trace can be gated on/off by on-chip triggers
- Scalable internal trace depth or external trace port width and speed
- Trace depth up to 2GB in external trace mode
- Unlimited software breakpoints via SDBBP instruction
- Single-step by assembly or C source line
- Read-write all CPU registers
- Read-write memory whether CPU is stopped or running
- MIPS-standard hardware breakpoints
- Flash programming support
- Multi-core debug with multiple MIPS cores
- Mixed core debug with MIPS and other cores supported as an option
- Go, halt processor run control
- Low-level access to JTAG functions for silicon verification
- Single line assembler and disassembler
- Command-line interface with Tcl/tk scripting language standard
- Binary software interface adheres to MDI specification






