List Of On-Board Debugging Functions - Panasonic MN101L Series User Manual

19.2 List of on-board debugging functions

On-board Debugging Functions
Single step
execution
Functional step
Execution
execution
Program execution
Microcomputer reset
Dump
Edit
Data display
(change)
Watch
Inspect
Display/Change register
RAM monitor function
Back trace function
Effective address
Event Factor
Data access
Forced Forced break
Software break
Software
Instruction break
Execution address
Break
break
Hardware
Data access break
Malfunction
Unimplemented
detection
instruction break
Support
Function use
Profile function frequency
measurement
non-intrusive functions
On-board programming
Refer to DebugFactory Builder for MN101 help for details of debugging functions
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Table:19.2.1 List of on-board debugging functions
Step execution as a source line or a unit of assembler
Step execution which a subroutine is defined as 1 step
Basic execution
Reset for Microcomputer
Dump display of memory
Edit memory to specified value
Display memory in a specified format when the program is running
User program has possible to abort during access, so the real-time
performance slows down little
Display according to a data structure of specified variable
Display and change the specified register
Display memory when the program is running
User program has possible to abort during access, so the real-time
performance slows down little
Execute the back trace of stack frames and display the progress of
function call
Define address and range
Define access type (R/W), data size(1/2 bytes), data, data mask, range
and NOT
Stop execution forcibly by pressing the escape key or by clicking stop
icon of GUI
Replacement specified address instruction with break instruction
Software break to ROM area
Define address and range
Define access type (R/W), data size(1/2 bytes), data, data mask, range
and NOT
Break by execution of unimplemented instruction
Measure the frequency of subroutine (function) execution
Break setting, memory reference and changing, trace setting and display
during program is executing.
The real-time performance slows down little by RAM monitor or Watch
On-board programming to embedded non-volatile memory by using the
function of On-board debug
Descriptions
List of on-board debugging functions
Chapter 19
On-Board Debugger
Support or Not
(number of
support channels )
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
( 1 channel )
Supported
Supported
Supported
( 2 channels )
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
Supported
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