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U>tpat p1 addr=412
U>tg p1
U>tsq
tif 1 p1 2
tif 2 never
tif 3 any 4
tif 4 any 5
tif 5 any 6
tif 6 any 7
tif 7 any 8
tif 8 never
tsq -t 2
tsto 1 all
tsto 2 all
tsto 3 all
tsto 4 all
tsto 5 all
tsto 6 all
tsto 7 all
tsto 8 all
telif 1 never
telif 2 never
telif 3 never
telif 4 never
telif 5 never
telif 6 never
telif 7 never
telif 8 never
The result of the tg command in the "complex" configuration is the
same as in the "easy" configuration, and equivalent tg commands
(where the pattern is the same as the "easy" configuration expression,
and the storage qualifiers are the same) will yield identical traces in
each of the trace configurations.
As in the "easy" configuration, the tg command with no options will dis-
play the primary branch expression of the first sequence term. This will
only be the trigger condition when the second sequence term is the trig-
ger term.
The commands below specify a simple trigger and display the resulting
sequencer. A diagram of this sequencer specification is shown in figure
3-3.
Accessing Full Analyzer Capability 3-15
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