Getting Started		Getting StartedThis package contains software to support three entirely differenttechniques for testing and debugging target-resident programs.PMON is a traditional debug environmentwhere the debug monitor runs on the same board as the application. Theadvantage of this scheme is that you only need a single target board.  The disadvantage is that themonitor consumes significant amounts of ROM and RAM space. It also makes the environmentthat you application runs in, much different than the standaloneenvironment that it will eventually encounter once it has been "blown"into ROM.SerialICE-1A, on the other hand, requirestwo separate boards, one for use as the Target, and the other for use as the SerialICE Controller. Its advantage is that it requiresminimal resources of ROM and RAM in the Target. It also runs theapplication in an environment that much more closely resembles thestandalone environment that it will eventually encounter once it hasbeen "blown" into ROM.SerialICE-1B, retains the benefitsof SerialICE-1A in requiring only minimal target resources, buteliminates the need for the SerialICE Controller board. However, thissolution is presently only available for Windows 9x/NT hosts.To build (or use) any of these programs you will need thefollowing hardware and software: