Sophia Systems releases EJ-Extreme LTT (Long Term Trace): a full-featured ICE with more than 100GBytes of trace capacity for TI OMAP/ARM

Japan - June 21 2006 - Sophia Systems (CEO: Tasuku Kashihira, JASDAQ: 6942) today announced the release of the EJ-Extreme LTT (Long Term Trace): a full-featured ICE with more than 100GBytes of trace capacity.

The EJ-Extreme series were first released in April 2005 as a standard full featured ICE. Now the EJ-Extreme LTT series brings embedded debugging to a whole new level with the ability to capture over 100GBytes of trace data. By recording the execution data onto a HDD (hard disc drive), the EJ-Extreme LTT can simulate the target for longer periods of time. This makes it much easier to locate those hard to find bugs that are difficult to detect when attempting to measure an event by the second. With the 100Gbytes of storage available, an event can be measured for an hour or more, freeing up the developer during target execution. In addition, improved graphical output displays, such as CPU performance, lead to more thoroughly debugged products - resulting in significant potential savings for companies and higher quality products for consumers.

The first release of the EJ-Extreme LTT will support TI OMAP/ARM7, 9 & 11 cores. A seamless interface to the TI Code Composer Studio™ IDE is also available that interfaces directly through our own high-level language Watchpoint debugger. In addition, ETB trace and automotive debugging features such as RTP (RAM Trace Port) are also available options.

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