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Caution
4-14 Configuring the Emulator
cf rrt
The rrt (restrict to real time) option lets you configure the emulator so
that commands which cause the emulator to break to monitor and
return to the user program will be rejected by the emulator command
interpreter.
M> cf rrt=en
You can restrict the emulator to accepting only commands which don't
cause temporary breaks to the monitor by entering the above command.
Only the following emulator run/stop commands will be accepted:
rst (resets emulation processor)
b (breaks processor to background monitor until you enter another
command)
r (runs the emulation processor from a given location)
s (steps the processor through a piece of code -- returns to monitor after
each step)
Commands which cause the emulator to break to the monitor and
return, such as reg, m (for target memory display), and others will be
rejected by the emulator.
If your target system circuitry is dependent on constant execution of
program code, you should set this option to cf rrt=en. This will help
insure that target system damage doesn't occur. However, remember
that you can still execute the rst, b and s commands; you should use
caution in executing these commands.
M> cf rrt=dis
When you use this command, all commands, regardless of whether or
not they require a break to the emulation monitor, are accepted by the
emulator.
cf dmdt
This configuration item is reserved for use by the Softkey Interface.
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