ECSI Institute Workshop on
System Debug
March 10, 2008 (9:00-18:00)
Munich, Germany (in conjunction with DATE’08)
 
Workshop web page: www.ecsi.org/sysdebug/
 
Registration deadline: March 4th, 2008
 
 
 
Agenda:
 
Session 1: Introduction/Challenges (9:00-9:45 [0h45])
This session will present 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
 
Session 2: Industry Requirements (9:45-10:45 [0h20 each = 1h00])
·         Pre-silicon Debugging Needs for Large Multi-core SoC Designs - SPRINT Project 
(ST, Infineon, NXP, ARM) – Albrecht Mayer, Infineon
·         ARM - William Orme - CoreSight Product Manager, ARM
·         LSI Logic Requirements – Gary Delp, LSI Logic
 
Break (10:45-11:15 [0h30])
 
Session 3: Debug Standards Activities (11:15-13:15 [0h15 each, OCP-IP 0h30])
·         OCP Debug Socket for Multi-Core Debugging – Mark Burton, OCP-IP [30min slot]
For the first time ever OCP-IP will announce the release of its Debug Standard. The new standard identifies the signal set for debugging of multiple processor cores connected with the OCP interface. The standard represents a breakthrough allowing designers to distribute debug signals as part of the system interface scheme; rather than wired separately from the data path as had been previously done. This innovative new approach greatly enhances system provider’s ability to prepare multi-core debug hardware and software that can be easily obtained as IP for new chip designs. Join us as we discuss this exciting new standard. Copies of the standard can be downloaded at www.ocpip.org
 
·         SPIRIT IP-XACT Debug WG – Anthony Berent, ARM
·         Eclipse Device Debugging 1.0: DSF Framework + GDB Debugger - Martin Oberhuber, Wind River
·         power.org – Erich Styger, Freescale
·         Target Communication Framework - A Common Tool/Target Communication Infrastructure". – Felix Burton,Wind River
·         SPRINT Multi-Core Debug API - A Standard Debugger Interface for (C-)models and Silicon – Albrecht Mayer, Infineon
 
Lunch (13:15-14:00 [0h45])
 
Session 4: Debug Tools Presentations (14:00-16:15 [0h15 each = 2h00])
·         ARM CoreSight
·         Mentor Graphics Debugging Tools – Thomas Ulber, Mentor Graphics
·         The Confirma Platform for ASIC, SoC and IP debug in FPGA – Doug Amos, Synplicity
·         Magillem: IP-XACT Flow Control for Debug – Emmanuel Vaumorin, Magillem Design Services
·         Wind River Debug Solutions - Felix Burton, Wind Driver Systems
·         Lauterbach Debugging Tools – Stephan Lauterbach, Lauterbach
·         Tool Support for Infineons Multi-Core Debug Solution - Thomas Groeger, pls Programmierbare Logik & Systeme
·         Debugging using the SHAPES Virtual Platform – Rainer Leupers, Stefan Kraemer, RWTH-AachenUniversity
 
 
Session 5: Demos + Networking (16:15-18:00 [coffee served during the session])
Parallel demonstrations, free discussion, networking, and next steps in standardization
 
 
Workshop Information & Registration
Workshop description & registration: www.ecsi.org/sysdebug/
The online and bank transfer payment are available.
 
The workshop is free for ECSI Industrial & Associate Members (see conditions on the registration form)!

Please register on-line or fill-in the form found on the web page and fax it back to ECSI to +33 4 76 42 87 87

Registration deadline: March 4th, 2008
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: office@ecsi.org    -   http://www.ecsi.org
Proceedings
All workshop   participants will obtain the electronic version (PDF files) of all presentations after the workshop.
The presentations will be downloadable from the ECSI web page. 
Venue
NH Hotel München Deutscher Kaiser
Arnulfstrasse 2
80335 München
Ph: +49.89.99345 681
Fax: +49.89.99345 620
 
Directions and maps will be sent to the registered persons and will be made available on the workshop web site.