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tf
(trace file)
Function
This command saves the specified range of the trace information displayed in the [Trace] window by
the td or ts command to a file.
Format
(1) >tf <file name> [<cycle1> [<cycle2>]]↵
(2) >tf↵
Start index (min 0) ? : <cycle1>↵
End index (max 8191) ? : <cycle2>↵
File Name
? : <file name>↵
>
<file name>: Output file name (path can also be specified)
<cycle1>:
Start cycle number; decimal (0 by default)
<cycle2>:
End cycle number; decimal (0x1fff by default)
0 ≤ cycle1 ≤ cycle2 ≤ 0x1fff
Condition:
Examples
Format (1)
>tf trace.trc↵
8191-8000
8000-7000
:
1000-
1
OK!
>
Format (2)
>tf↵
Start index (min 0) ? :0↵
End index (max 8191) ? :100↵
File name
? :test.trc↵
1000-
1
OK!
>
Notes
• If an existing file is specified, the file is overwritten with the new data.
• The default value of <cycle1> is 0, and the default value of <cycle2> is 0x1fff (8191), the latest trace
data.
GUI utility
[Trace | Trace File...] menu item
When this menu item is selected, a dialog box appears allowing specification of the parameters.
S5U1C88000C MANUAL II
WORKBENCH/DEV TOOLS/OLD ASSEMBLER
(direct input mode)
(guidance mode)
... Saves all trace information extracted by the td command.
Enter a start cycle number, end cycle number and a file
name, then click [OK].
To save all the trace information, leave the [Start Point] and
[End Point] boxes blank.
The file name can be selected using a standard file selection
dialog box that appears by clicking [Browse...].
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