NoICE is a debugger for microprocessors. Using a minimum of resources on the target system, NoICE provides you with most of the features of an In Circuit Emulator - but with "No ICE" (and very little cash). NoICE is available for a wide variety of targets: ARM7 (ARM7TDMI), using JTAG, RDI, GDB protocol server, or simulator 68HC12 and HCS12 (including Flash), using BDM, AN2548 Monitor, NoICE serial monitor, or simulator 68HC08 and MC9S08 (including Flash), using BDM, MON08, AN2140 Monitor, or simulator MSP430 (including Flash), using JTAG or simulator 8051, using the NoICE serial monitor or simulator Z80 and Z180, using the NoICE serial monitor 68HC11, using the NoICE serial monitor 6502 and 65C02, using the NoICE serial monitor 6809, 6309, 8096, 80196, 8080 and 8085, using the NoICE serial monitor

NoICE version 9.0 is available for download. Click here for a list of new features bug fixes.

The ancient and venerable DOS version of NoICE also supports the MELPS740/M38000, 6803, 6303, Z8, TMS370 and WDC65816. If you need Windows support for one of these, or for a processor not listed here, please let us know.