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MicroMonitor:
An Embedded System Boot Platform
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Quick introduction User manual Current release Available releases uCon |
MicroMonitor, or uMon, is an open-source embedded system boot platform. It is a mature, target-resident environment that provides the target system with a set of capabilities that enhance the development process and add to the flexibility of the deployed application. In its simplest form, it is a bootloader used to speed up the early stages of embedded system development by providing a target independent mechanism for program/data storage as well as industry standard communication interfaces for transfer of data to/from the target. As a part of a development strategy for an organization, it provides a common base platform, an integral part of the application itself, providing the system with a core set of features that are generic in nature, and should be useable by application code regardless of the operating system chosen. A fully enabled MicroMonitor platform includes:
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The MicroMonitor source tree, authored by
Ed Sutter, was originally
available under the MicroMonitor Lucent Open License. |
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It was later released (Feb 2002) as part of the book " Embedded Systems Firmware Demystified" |