New CCS5 release 1.0.22266
A new CCS5/TSC/uNIS release 1.0.22266 for both Windows and Linux is available in the “Downloads” section of the website.The most prominent enhancements in this release are: • The TM, TC, EV and OBEV history viewers have been reimplemented from scratch. The new implementation is more robust and performant. On top of that, load on your […]
TC stage and status can now be compared numerically
It is now possible to compare TC stages and states numerically.This can be useful to check when a TC has reached a stage or state “greater than or equal” to an expected one.It allows you to write TOPE scripts that can efficiently detect when a stage or state has passed before you checked it. Previously […]
TEMU Features
TEMU nightly builds now contains a number of major new features, which has been targeted for the upcoming 2.2 release: Source level debugging support. The new DWARF support is now exposed to support break point manipulation and source listing. It still lacks data inspection and manipulation support, but the current support is already good enough […]
JUICE CCS
We proudly announce that CCS5 has been selected for ESA’s JUICE mission to Jupiter’s Icy Moons. A consortium under the leadership of Terma will supply the Central Checkout System being delivered to Airbus DS in Toulouse and Friedrichshafen. This development is the second major deployment on the SUSE Linux supported platform and will be running […]
UPCOMMING API BREAKAGE
For TEMU 2.2 there will be some API breakage, firstly the count parameter of the temu_addInterface function will be removed. This parameter is not used at present. If you are using the emulator from C++, the parameter has a default argument, so it should not have any significant effect. The second more fundamental change will […]
TEMU 2.1.0 Released
TEMU 2.1 has now been released. Release Notes Rebased to LLVM 3.7, giving around 10% performance improvements. Added some custom LLVM optimisation passes (2-3 % extraperformance). Command Line Interface Improvements Added support for variables, these can be used as parameters tocommands. They are set using the var-set command or by assigningthem using VAR=VALUE syntax. Default […]