ViMEM :: Virtual Machines for Embedded Multimedia

ViMEM - Virtual Machines for Embedded Multimedia

The ViMEM project targets high development efficiency of embedded multimedia applications.
Main objectives are:

Rapid prototyping by using dynamic programming languages
Platform independence by means of a virtual machine-based architecture
Integrated development environment

Participants:

StreamUnlimited Engineering GmbH, Vienna, Austria. http://www.streamunlimited.com
Austrian Research Centers GmbH, Linz, Austria. http://www.arcs.ac.at
Vienna University of Technology, Institute of Computer Technology, Vienna, Austria. http://www.ict.tuwien.ac.at

ViMEM is supported by the BRIDGE program no. 3 of the FFG (http://www.ffg.at).

Download section

Remote debugging extension for the Mono Debugger (MDB)

History:

	2008-03-18		Changed license from GPL to MIT X11. See here and here why.
	2008-03-12		Released patch to the public.

What is this about?

We created a patch for the Mono Debugger (version 0.60) that allows remote debugging of Mono applications. The MDB runs on the local machine, no Mono process is required on the target (except the one running the inferior). The concept is similiar to GDB and gdbserver. It targets small or embedded systems with limited resources though it also works with two PCs.

Currently, only the i386 architecture is supported.

Available downloads:

RemoteDebuggingExtensionMDB_20080312.pdf	An architectural document, including installation and operating instructions
remoteMdb20080318.patch	The patch file
remoteMdb20080318.tar.bz2	MDB v0.60 source with the patch already applied
autogen.sh	See the installation instructions if you need this.

License:

This patch is released under the MIT license as is the original MDB code.

Contact details:

Harald Krapfenbauer <krapfenbauer at ict.tuwien.ac.at>
Dominik Ertl <ertl at ict.tuwien.ac.at>

Last updated: 2008-03-18 by Harald Krapfenbauer