AGDI Drivers

AGDI is an Application Program Interface (API) third-party developers can use to create hardware debugger drivers that interface directly with the Keil µVision Debugger. The purpose of AGDI is to provide a way to interface the Keil Debugger user-interface to a third-party's hardware debugging interface.

AGDI drivers are DLLs that are created using Microsoft Visual C++ and template files provided by Keil. You may request Application Note 145, Implementing DLLs for Hardware Debuggers (AGDI), from technical support.

AGDI drivers can interface to:

• Emulators.
• JTAG Debug Interfaces.
• OCDS (on-chip debugging system) Interfaces.
• Target Monitors.
• Any other target debugging hardware.

Third-Party AGDI Drivers

• Accutron: Accutron Emulator Interface
• Brendes Datentechnik GmbH: BICEPS DLL Driver
• Ceibo: DS-51 Emulator Driver
• Chipcon: TI two-wire Debug Interface Driver
• Hitex: AX51/MX51 Emulator Driver
• Hitex: DProbe167 Emulator Driver
• iSystem: iSYSTEM Emulator Driver
• Keil, An ARM Company: Keil ISD51 Driver
• Keil, An ARM Company: Keil MON166 Driver
• Keil, An ARM Company: Keil MON251 Driver
• Keil, An ARM Company: Keil MON390 Driver
• Keil, An ARM Company: Keil MON51/FlashMON Driver
• Keil, An ARM Company: Keil MONADI Driver
• National Instruments: LabVIEW Embedded
• SEGGER Microcontroller: embOS/IP
• Silicon Laboratories, Inc.: uVision Driver for SiLABS Debug Hardware
• Triscend Corporation: Triscend µVision2 Driver