NoICE Debugger

Features

Supported Compilers and Assemblers

68HC12

68HC08

MSP430

8051

6801/6301/6800

68HC11

6502/65C02

Z80/Z180

6809/6309

8080/8085

8096/80196

ARM7

Roland FP-60/FP-90 Editor

 
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NoICE is a debugger for microprocessors. Using a minimum of resources on the target system, NoICE provides you with most of the features of an In Circuit Emulator - but with "No ICE" (and very little cash).

NoICE is available for a wide variety of targets:

  • 68HC12 and HCS12 (including Flash), using BDM, AN2548 Monitor, NoICE serial monitor, or simulator
  • 68HC08 and MC9S08 (including Flash), using BDM, MON08, AN2140 Monitor, or simulator
  • MSP430 (including Flash), using JTAG, Spy-bi-wire, or simulator
  • 8051, using the NoICE serial monitor or simulator
  • 68HC11 using the NoICE serial monitor
  • 6502 and 65C02, using the NoICE serial monitor
  • 6801, 6301 and 6800, using the NoICE serial monitor
  • 6809 and 6309, using the NoICE serial monitor
  • 8096 and 80196, using the NoICE serial monitor
  • 8080 and 8085, using the NoICE serial monitor
  • Z80 and Z180, using the NoICE serial monitor
  • ARM7 (ARM7TDMI), using JTAG, RDI, GDB protocol server, or simulator

NoICE version 9.8 is available for download. Click here for a list of new features and changes.

A number of updates to NoICE 9.8 are available here. Fixes include Elf/Dwarf loading and Z80 instruction set simulation.

 
   
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