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Changing the
Count Qualifier
(tcq)
U>tg addr=5c2
U>tsto addr=5c2
U>tcq
tcq time
Getting Started 2-22
Suppose now that you are interested in only one address in the RE-
SULTS area. You wish to see how many loops of the program occur
between each write of a random number to this address. You can use
the tcq (trace count qualifier) command to count a state which occurs
once on each loop of the program. For example, let the address of in-
terest be 5C2H. The following commands set up the sequencer so that
only this state is stored in the trace.
In the analyzer's default state, the count qualifier is time, which means
that the time between states in the trace is saved. Entering the tcq com-
mand with no options shows the current count qualifier.
Specify the count qualifier as the AGAIN address (40FH) which gets
executed once on each program loop. Then, start the trace and list the
trace.
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