Prom Monitor On-line Documentation

The Prom Monitor (PMON) permits full-featured debugging to be performed on a target board that has a serial port, 256KB of ROM, and 128KB of RAM that can be dedicated to the Prom Monitor software. A PMON system consists of two components: A Host, and a Target, as shown below. For information on configuring and building the PMON debugger, please refer to the section on Getting Started.

PMON Features

A Powerful set of Assembly-level debugging commands
Supports Source-Level Debuggers
Source is distributed license-free
Unix-like user Interface (including command history/editing)
Display/set Registers
Display/ set Memory
Disassemble Memory
Search/ Copy/ Fill Memory
Multiple Breakpoints
Complex Breakpoints
Single Step Execution (including PROM)
Downloadable Symbols for S-records
Download via RS232 or Ethernet
Supports Flash Memory for Non-Volatile Settings
Limitations.

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