JediView for ARM 2.1 Readme
============================
	1. Bug fixed, such as step in thumb, disassembly in thumb.
	2. New USB driver support.
	3. JUDI support.
	4. download to flash directly support.

JediView for ARM 2.1 Readme
============================
	1. Bug fixed.

	2 license control change
		If no license, JediView can be run via JEDI in limitation.
			Download Size < 8K
			Project File < 5

	3 Jedi Systems Inc. change to MICETEK INternational Inc. Registration mail is changed to register@micetek.com.
	
	4 Binary Source handler is introduced. (binh.exe in utils\, "Binary Source" in toolchain tool)
	
	5 Merge the continuing data into one single block so as to improve download speed.
	


JediView for ARM 2.0 Readme
============================
	1. Support JEDI-II protocol converter
	2. Support multi-core debugging
	3. Support Linux 2.6 kernel full function.
	4. Support new CPU core(VIA ZAC2, ARM9TDMI, ARM922 etc.)
	5. Support uCOS-II ver 2.76
	6. Bug fixed.

JediView for ARM 1.3 Readme
============================

	1. Simplified Chinese version support.
	2. Add EVW90N740 and LPC229x support.
	3. Add LPC21xx Debug monitor support.
	4. Add memory map UI support.
	5. Bug Fixed.

JediView for ARM 1.2 Readme
============================
	1. Support Linux2.6
	
	2. Support uClinux2.6	
	
	3. Bug fixed
	
JediView for ARM 1.1 Readme
============================
	1. Support MDB2 protocol.
	
	2. Support Multi-threads debugging.
	
	3. Support busybox insmod to debug modules.
	
	4. Support new uCOSII version 2.7
	
	5. Support ARM926EJJ_S.
	
	6. CVS graphical function
	
	7. Support Multi-license
	
	8. Bug fixed

JediView for ARM 1.0 Readme
============================

This File Contains:
1. New Features
2. Supported File Format
3. Limitation


1. Features:
------------------------------------
	1). Project Management
		Provide an intuitive GUI to configure and build complex programming projects.
	2). Source-Level Debugger 
		Provides a powerful windowing source-level debugger that enable program loading, execution, run control , and monitoring
	3). Source File Editor
		Provides a full-featured,developer-centered editor whit an easy-to understand interface.
	4). Source code Browser(Plugable Addon)
		Provides source code browsing capabilities integrated with the source code editor and Debugger.

	5). Version Control System(Plugable Addon)
		Seamlessly integrates GNU CVS wtih project Management, making version control of projects efficient and unobtrusive.
	
	6). Runtime memory error checking(Addon)
		Provide runtime memory error checking, report on illegal memory access and memory leak. 

	7). RTOS support(Addon)
		Provide uCOS-II/ThreadX/uCLinux/Linux awareness support

	8). Support multiple debug protocols.
		
	9). Multiple toolchains support.
		
	10).Open architecture for adding addon support.
		 	
	
2. Supported File Format:
------------------------------------
    1) ELF format
	JediView for ARM has been tested in following debug format
		DWARF version 1 and version 2.
		stabs.
    2) Tested Toolchain.
	ARM SDT 2.51 above
	ARM ADS 1.0  above			
	GNU 2.95.3 above.
	WinRiver.
		

3. Limitation:
------------------------------
    1) If using wiggler, raven or powerprobe, 
	You must set the address of your LPT1 port to 0x378, or LPT to 0x278 in BIOS setup.

    2) If using semihosting, 
	make sure the TOP MEMORY(RAM) available for your target board.

    3) If using DWARF 1 format, 
	make sure using Frame Point when compiling.
	Otherwise, the local variable maybe invisible.

    4) If installing or chaining an exception handler, 
	make sure not setting breakpoint on the exception vector address.
	(incluing setting an exception handling)
	Otherwise the code maybe occured by the old code.

    5) Please do not free run when you use semihosting technique
	because free run will ignore all software breakpoint,
	but semihosting support need a software breakpoint.

    6) Coff format is not support, but you could translate it to ELF format via some utility.

    6) Simulator just support little endian.

	