Tracealyzer for Linux was voted best product in the "Design Tools and Development Software" category by the jury, ahead of developer tools from five other companies, including Cadence and Synopsys.

"We are absolutely thrilled to have won this distinction for our efforts to simplify and speed up development, testing and debugging for embedded Linux developers," said Mike Skrtic, VP Marketing & Sales at Percepio when accepting the trophy as a virtual attendant of the Elektra Awards ceremony held in London earlier this week. "I would like to say a big thank you to our team, who have worked incredibly hard for the past 18 months on this latest incarnation of Tracealyzer, and to the Elektra Awards organizers for laying on such a great night for live and virtual attendants alike."

Tracealyzer for Linux is a visual trace diagnostics tool that provides deep real-time insight into the runtime behaviour of embedded Linux systems. Far more user friendly than traditional Linux tools and easy to learn, Tracealyzer provides a visual timeline of the software activity across all processes, with intuitive ways of filtering, searching and zooming. A vast set of more than 30 visual graphics enables a unique top-down workflow, where developers can spot issues in high-level overviews and drill down to learn the cause.

Tracealyzer visualizes for instance thread scheduling and interrupts, software timing, CPU load, syscalls, signals, file system events, together with logged information from application code. All integrated in a single system.
Tracealyzer for Linux enables embedded Linux developers to make smarter and more reliable products, with more predictable development time and costs. It is available through Percepio’s worldwide distributor network; browse the Partner List to locate a distributor in your area.

A highly detailed account on how one user leveraged Tracealyzer for Linux to gain more visibility of their embedded systems, spot issues earlier and speed up their debugging is available to read here.

About the Elektra Awards
The yearly Elektra Awards are organized by leading British electronics magazine Electronics Weekly. A hand-picked jury selects the winners in each category.
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