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| ====== deep ====== | ====== deep ====== | ||
| - | deep is a Cross Development Platform for Java developed at the [[http://inf.ntb.ch | NTB]]. It consists of the following modules: | + | <WRAP group> |
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| + | deep is a Cross Development Platform for Java developed at the [[https:// | ||
| * Crosscompiler (to translate Java bytecode into machine code, "Java on the metal" | * Crosscompiler (to translate Java bytecode into machine code, "Java on the metal" | ||
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| ===== Overview ===== | ===== Overview ===== | ||
| - | deep has a modular design and can be integrated into different development frameworks. Currently deep can be run standalone or can be used in eclipse as a plugin. deep produces code for PowerPC processors. We support hardware plattforms with the mpc555 | + | deep has a modular design and can be integrated into different development frameworks. Currently deep can be run standalone or can be used in eclipse as a plugin. deep produces code for PowerPC |
| ==== Translation of bytecode into machine code ==== | ==== Translation of bytecode into machine code ==== | ||
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| * debugger | * debugger | ||
| - | ==== Different | + | ==== Supported |
| - | Deep supports the PowerPC and the ARMv7 microarchitectures. | + | Deep currently |
| - | The integration of the ARM microarchitecture is still in progress. | + | |
| - | To distinguish the different architectures in this document, ARM specific information is marked blue and information for the PowerPC architecture is marked orange. | + | |
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| - | ==== News ==== | + | ==== Open-Source |
| + | deep is open-source and hosted on [[http:// | ||
| - | <box right 100% | 2019.2.1: New debugging format> | + | ---- |
| - | DWARF inserted in ELF-file allows debugging with gdb.</ | + | |
| - | <box right 100% | 2017.11.06: New Task View in Eclipse> | + | ==== News ==== |
| - | A new view allows for displaying information about running tasks.</ | + | |
| - | <box right 100% | 2017.10.20: First Version of Codegenerator for ARM> | + | <box right 100% | 2025.2.18: Wiki moved> |
| - | deep can emit ARM instructions (with reduced scope).</ | + | Wiki for Microzed Board moved [[https:// |
| - | <box right 100% | 2015.12.17: Version 1.3.2 released> | + | <box right 100% | 2022.12.21: New release 2.2.1> |
| - | Version 1.3.2 of deep is now available with an improved RN131 driver for the MPC555.</ | + | OpenOCD |
| - | <box right 100% | 2015.11.05: Version 1.3.1 released> | + | <box right 100% | 2021.12.23: MicroZed boot from SD card> |
| - | Version 1.3.1 of deep is now released. It comes with an improved runtime-library and supports now libusbx to download to the MPC555 over USB3.0 ports.</ | + | Booting from SD card is now supported.</ |
| - | <box right 100% | 2015.05.20: Version 1.2.4 released> | + | <box right 100% | 2020.9.15: MicroZed board support> |
| - | Version 1.2.4 of deep is now available with improved Javadoc | + | The ARM based Zybo and MicroZed boards are now fully supported.</box> |
| - | </ | + | |
| + | <box right 100% | 2019.2.1: New debugging format> | ||
| + | DWARF inserted | ||
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