Specifying Storage Qualifiers - HP 64700 Series User Manual

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Storage Qualifiers
Note
Trace List
Label: Address Data
Base: hex hex
after 000406
+001 0005F3
+002 0005FD
+003 000549
+004 000599
+005 000542
+006 00053A
+007 000505
+008 000557
+009 0005B6
+010 0005A0
+011 00052B
+012 0005BD
+013 0005E1
+014 000519
STATUS: M68000--Running user program
trace after AGAIN only
run trace
By default, all captured states are stored; however, you can qualify
which states get stored. For example, to store only the states which
write random numbers to the RESULTS area, enter:
trace after AGAIN
only range RESULTS thru RESULTS+0ffh <RETURN>
You can only select one range in the emulation analysis
specification. If you store states in a range, for example, you will
not be allowed to select a range in any of the other analyzer
specifications.
Offset=0
Opcode or Status
2241 MOVEA.L D1,A1
4949 49 supr data wr byte
9999 99 supr data wr byte
4242 42 supr data wr byte
3A3A 3A supr data wr byte
0505 05 supr data wr byte
5757 57 supr data wr byte
B6B6 B6 supr data wr byte
A0A0 A0 supr data wr byte
2B2B 2B supr data wr byte
BDBD BD supr data wr byte
E1E1 E1 supr data wr byte
1919 19 supr data wr byte
D9D9 D9 supr data wr byte
7D7D 7D supr data wr byte
range RESULTS thru RESULTS+0ffh
step display
Notice that the trigger state (line 0, labeled "after") is included in
the trace list; trigger states are always stored.
This trace shows that the last two hex digits of the address in the
RESULTS area are the same as the random number which gets
written two states earlier (see the data in the "mnemonic" column
More data off screen (ctrl-F, ctrl-G)
mnemonic
Emulation trace complete______...R....
modify break
time count
relative
2.6 uS
26.6 uS
29.2 uS
29.2 uS
29.2 uS
29.2 uS
29.2 uS
30.4 uS
29.2 uS
28.0 uS
30.4 uS
29.2 uS
29.2 uS
29.2 uS
29.2 uS
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