StackAnalyzer for HCS12 automatically determines the worst-case stack usage
of the tasks in your application. The analysis results are shown
as annotations in the call graph and control flow graph.
Key benefits
- Detailed and precise information on stack usage by application tasks.
- Stack analysis for all hierarchy levels: routines, basic blocks, assembly instructions.
- Control-flow reconstruction directly from binary code.
- Freely selectable entry points for the analysis.
- Easy recognition of critical program sections thanks to customizable color coding.
- Fully integrated, feature-rich graphical and textual viewers
for control flow, analysis results, source code, assembly code, and configuration files.
- Seamless integration with other analysis tools from AbsInt
(e.g. aiT for worst-case execution time analysis)
in a single intuitive user interface.
Recently added features
- Improved results viewer that allows a more interactive exploration of analysis results.
- An expected result can now be speficied for verification by the analysis.
- Improved visualization of infeasible routines and blocks.
- Infeasibility statistics in textual report.
- Improved function-pointer resolution.
- Improved precision by using sets of intervals.
- Better support for tail optimization.
- Support of interactive stack analysis.
- Improved error messages and warnings.
- Improved detection of computed branch and call targets by iterative decoding.
- Improved annotation help.
- More switch table patterns.
- Improved detection of infeasible paths at computed branches/calls.
Supported compilers
- Freescale (aka Metrowerks or Hiware) C compiler for HCS12/STAR12 or HCS12X/HCS12XE
- Cosmic C compiler for HCS12/STAR12 or HCS12X/HCS12XE
- IAR compiler for HCS12/STAR12
Supported processor derivates
System requirements
- 32-bit Windows (7, Vista, XP SP2), 64-bit Windows (7, Vista), 32-bit and 64-bit Linux
- 1 GB RAM (4 GB RAM recommended)
- 500 MB disk space