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Displaying the Trace List
The trace list is your view of the analyzer's record of processor bus activity.
You can specify what is shown in the trace list to make it easier to find the
information of interest. For example, you can display symbol information
where available, or source lines from the high-level languages used to write
the target system program. You can also change the column widths and set
options for disassembly of the trace list.
This section covers many of the options available for controlling the trace
display. Display control is available through the Trace→Display Options...
dialog box, the trace list popup menu, and the command line. You can
combine most options within a single command on the command line to
obtain a desired trace display. See the display trace and set command
descriptions in the "Emulator/Analyzer Interface Commands" chapter for
more information. This section describes how to:
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Use the Trace Options dialog box.
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Use the trace list popup menu.
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Display the trace about a line number.
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Move through the trace list.
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Disassemble the trace list.
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Specify trace disassembly options.
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Specify trace dequeueing options.
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Display the trace without disassembly.
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Display symbols in the trace list.
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Display source lines in the trace list.
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Change the column width.
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Select the type of count information in the trace list.
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Offset addresses in the trace list.
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Reset the trace display defaults.
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Change the number of states available for display.
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Display program memory associated with a trace list line.
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Open an edit window into the source file associated with a trace list line.
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