Trace your embedded software
Requiring no special hardware, Tracealyzer uses highly efficient software instrumentation to record software event traces. This can be streamed to the host application views or kept in target RAM until requested. This is enabled by our trace recorder library, refined since 2009 and provided as open source.

On any platform
Tracealyzer supports many processor families, including STM32, NXP i.MX RT, Xilinx Zynq and other Arm devices, ESP32 and others. Supporting new processors is easy and just a few lines of code. Integrations are provided for leading embedded software platforms including FreeRTOS, Zephyr, Azure RTOS ThreadX, VxWorks and Linux. Custom integrations with other operating systems and APIs are enabled by the Tracealyzer SDK.

With any development tools
Tracealyzer can be used with any compiler, including GCC, Clang and IAR Embedded Workbench. Specific guides and debugger support are available for Arm Keil µVision, IAR, Segger J-Link, STM32CubeIDE, Espressif ESP-IDF and Lauterbach.

Multiple runtime views
More than 30 interconnected views let you reveal issues from many perspectives and quickly drill down into the details.

Customizable diagnostics
With customizable logging, filters, and views, there’s no limit to how you can see and understand state, behavior, and timing across all components of your system.

Real-time observability
Live animated views shows how your system responds to input and displays system metrics over time.

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