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SerialICE is a flexible, software based system software debugger. Based on the open source processor emulator Qemu, SerialICE allows you to log and intercept hardware accesses of your firmware and single step your firmware with the GNU debugger. After a couple of quiet years on the development front, it has now adopted new filtering subsystem. | SerialICE is a flexible, software based system software debugger. Based on the open source processor emulator Qemu, SerialICE allows you to log and intercept hardware accesses of your firmware and single step your firmware with the GNU debugger. After a couple of quiet years on the development front, it has now adopted new filtering subsystem. | ||
A number of [[GSoC | project ideas]] have been presented for candidates to [http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/homepage/google/ | A number of [[GSoC | project ideas]] have been presented for candidates to [http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/homepage/google/gsoc2015 Google Summer of Code 2015] program. | ||
== Using SerialICE == | == Using SerialICE == | ||
Revision as of 10:29, 25 February 2015
SerialICE
SerialICE is a flexible, software based system software debugger. Based on the open source processor emulator Qemu, SerialICE allows you to log and intercept hardware accesses of your firmware and single step your firmware with the GNU debugger. After a couple of quiet years on the development front, it has now adopted new filtering subsystem.
A number of project ideas have been presented for candidates to Google Summer of Code 2015 program.
Using SerialICE
- Download
- Installation
- Getting Started
- Interpreting qemu output: Log_file
- Debugging
- Scripting
- Make SerialICE work on new hardware
- Discussing SerialICE
- Related Projects