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The Nexus
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The
Nexus 5001 ™ Forum The Nexus 5001™ Forum, formerly known
as the
Global Embedded Processor Debug Interface Standard Consortium, was
formed in April 1998 to define and develop a much-needed embedded
processor debug interface standard for embedded control applications.
The Nexus 5001 Forum membership spans the semiconductor, development tools and automotive electronics industries. Although the Forum initially focused on the stringent requirements of microprocessor debug tools for automotive powertrain applications, its overall goal is to enable the continued development of state-of-the-art, easy-to-use, high-performance microcontrollers. In September 1999, the group chose the IEEE Industry Standards and Technology Organization (IEEE-ISTO) for its unique forum and support services to facilitate its efforts to advance the development, marketing, validation, and implementation initiatives in support of the IEEE-ISTO 5001™ standard. IEEE-ISTO 5001™ - 2003, The Nexus 5001™ Forum Standard for a Global Embedded Processor Debug Interface is an open industry standard that provides a general-purpose interface for the software development and debug of embedded processors. IEEE-ISTO 5001™ -2003 may be downloaded from this site at no charge.
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March 2008 -- Multi-core analysis made easy with the Nexus 5001 debug spec December 2007 -- Processor and tool enhancements include real-time trace October 2007 -- Nexus Overview - Makin'Multi-Core Work
28 August 2007 -- OCP-IP and Nexus Announce Collaboration on Industry Standard Debug Efforts
IPextreme to Accelerate Broad Adoption of Nexus 5001 Debug Standard by Making Freescale Interface Blocks Widely Available
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