Turning Off Prestore - HP 64700 User Manual

U>tpq data=0e8xx
U>t
Emulation trace started
U>tl
Line addr,H
----- ------
-1 00434
0 0040f
1 00430
2 00443
3 005d4
4 00430
5 00437
6 0057f
7 0043a
8 00431
9 005cd
10 00430
11 00437
12 005a4
13 00430
14 00437
15 00591
16 0043a
17 00431
18 005b9
19 00436

Turning Off Prestore

U>tpq none
8018x mnemonic,H
------------------------------------
INSTRUCTION--opcode unavailable
INSTRUCTION--opcode unavailable
e800H, opcode fetch
e8xxH, opcode fetch
xxcdH, mem write
e800H, opcode fetch
e8xxH, opcode fetch
a4xxH, mem write
INSTRUCTION--opcode unavailable
e8xxH, opcode fetch
91xxH, mem write
e800H, opcode fetch
e8xxH, opcode fetch
xxb9H, mem write
e800H, opcode fetch
e8xxH, opcode fetch
74xxH, mem write
INSTRUCTION--opcode unavailable
e8xxH, opcode fetch
8exxH, mem write
e890H, opcode fetch
The prestore state immediately preceding each write state shows the ad-
dress of the caller.
The analyzer uses the same resource to save prestore states as it does to
save count tags. Consequently, the "prestore" string is shown in the
"count" column of the trace list. Notice that the time counts are relative
to the previous normal storage state. Turning off the count qualifier
does not turn off prestore; however, the "prestore" string cannot be
seen in the "count" column of the trace list.
States which satisfy the prestore qualifier and the storage qualifier at
the same time are stored as normal states.
When you do not wish to have prestored states saved in the trace, you
can turn off the prestore feature with the following tpq (trace prestore
qualifier) command.
count,R seq
--------- ---
prestore .
--- +
prestore .
prestore .
31.48 uS .
prestore .
prestore .
36.20 uS .
prestore .
prestore .
35.00 uS .
prestore .
prestore .
36.48 uS .
prestore .
prestore .
36.24 uS .
prestore .
prestore .
34.96 uS .
prestore .
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