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Using the Emulation Analyzer
To disassemble the trace list
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To control where trace list disassembly starts, enter:
display trace disassemble_from_line_number
<LINE #>
<LINE #> is a line number corresponding to a state in the trace list.
Disassembly of instruction data means that you will see instructions as they
would appear in an assembly language program listing. That is, instruction
mnemonics and operands are shown instead of hexadecimal instruction data.
The analyzer interface normally disassembles instruction data in the trace
list. However, if you specify absolute data display, that mode remains in
effect until you select the mnemonic option.
When you identify a particular trace list line where disassembly is to begin,
be sure to specify a line number that corresponds to an analyzer state with an
opcode fetch. The analyzer interface disassembles and displays the trace
starting with the state you specify.
Examples
To disassemble instruction data in the trace list starting at line 40:
Place the cursor on line 40, press the select mouse button, and click on
Disassemble From in the popup menu.
Or, using the command line, enter:
display trace disassemble_from_line_number 40
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