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Fujitsu SOFTUNE User Manual

Fujitsu SOFTUNE User Manual (234 pages)

FR FAMILY SOFTUNE WORKBENCH

Brand: Fujitsu | Category: Software | Size: 1.16 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
7
CHAPTER1 Basic Functions

11
- Workspace Management Function
  12
- Active Project
  12
- Restrictions on Storage of Two or more Projects
  12
- Project Management Function
  13
- Project Format
  13
- Project Configuration
  14
- Active Project Configuration
  14
- Project Dependence
  15
- Make/Build Function
  16
  - Make Function
    16
  - Customize Build Function
    17
- Include Dependencies Analysis Function
  19
- Functions of Setting Tool Options
  20
- Function of Setting Tool Options
  20
- Error Jump Function
  21
- Editor Functions
  23
- Standard Editor
  23
- Storing External Editors
  25
- Example of Optional Settings
  26
- Storing External Tools
  27
- Macro Descriptions Usable in Manager
  28
- Softune Workbench
  28
- Examples of Macro Expansion
  31
- Setting Operating Environment
  32
- Debugger Types
  33
- Type of Debugger
  33
- Memory Operation Functions
  34
- Functions for Memory Operations
  34
- Register Operations
  35
- Line Assembly and Disassembly
  36
- Symbolic Debugging
  37
  - Setting Symbol Information
    37
  - Types of Symbols
    37
  - Line Number Information
    38
  - Moving Scope
    39
  - Referring to Local Symbols
    39
  - Specifying Symbol and Search Procedure
    39
  - Referring to C/C++ Variables
    40
  - Specifying C/C++ Variables
    40
  - Notes on C/C++ Symbols
    41
CHAPTER2 Dependence Functions

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- Simulator Debugger
  44
  - Operating Conditions
    44
  - Simulation Range
    45
  - Instruction Simulation
    46
  - Memory Area Access Attributes
    47
  - Memory Simulation
    47
  - Simulation Memory Space
    47
  - I/O Port Simulation
    48
  - Interrupt Simulation
    49
  - Reset Simulation
    50
  - Low Power Consumption Mode Simulation
    51
  - Outline of Stub Function
    52
  - STUB Function
    52
  - Break
    53
    
    Code Break
    54
    
    Data Break
    55
    
    Trace Buffer-Full Break
    56
    
    Guarded Access Break
    57
    
    Forced Break
    58
  - Measuring Execution Cycle Count
    59
  - Trace
    60
    
    Trace Sampling
    61
    
    Setting Trace
    62
    
    Displaying Trace Data
    63
    
    Display Format of Trace Data
    64
    
    Searching Trace Data
    65
    
    Saving Trace Data
    66
    
    Clearing Trace Data
    67
    
    Coverage Measurement Function
    68
    
    Coverage Measurement Operation
    68
    
    Coverage Measurement Procedures
    69
    
    Displaying Coverage Measurement Result
    69
    
    Setting Range for Coverage Measurement
    69
  - Measuring Coverage
    68
  - Checking Debugger Status
    72
- Emulator Debugger (MB2197)
  75
  - Setting Operating Environment
    76
    
    MCU Operation Mode
    77
    
    DRAM Refresh Control
    78
    
    Cache Flush Control
    79
    
    Operating Frequency
    80
  - Notes on Executing Program
    81
  - Commands Available During Execution of User Program
    82
  - Break
    83
    
    Code Break
    84
    
    Code Event Break
    86
    
    Data Event Break
    87
    
    Trace Buffer-Full Break
    88
    
    Alignment Error Break
    89
    
    External Trigger Break
    90
    
    Forced Break
    91
  - Measuring Execution Cycle Count
    92
  - Trace
    93
    
    Trace Data
    94
    
    Trace Sampling
    95
    
    Setting Trace
    96
    
    Displaying Trace Data
    97
    
    Display Format of Trace Data
    98
    
    Searching Trace Data
    99
    
    Saving Trace Data
    100
    
    Clearing Trace Data
    101
    
    Notes on Use of Tracing Function
    102
  - Inaccessible Area
    104
  - Checking Debugger Status
    105
- Emulator Debugger (MB2198)
  108
  - Debug Functions with Fr80S
    108
  - Setting Operating Environment
    110
    
    Monitoring Program Automatic Loading
    111
    
    MCU Operation Mode
    112
    
    Cache Flush Control
    113
    
    Operating Frequency
    114
    
    External Memory Emulation
    115
    
    Debug Mode
    116
    
    Ram Checker Mode
    116
    
    Realtimememory Mode
    116
    
    Setting of Debug Mode
    116
  - Notes on Executing Program
    117
  - Commands Available During Execution of User Program
    118
  - Break
    120
    
    Code Break
    121
    
    Data Break
    123
    
    Code Event Break
    124
    
    Data Event Break
    126
    
    Trace Buffer-Full Break
    128
    
    Alignment Error Break
    129
    
    External Trigger Break
    130
    
    Forced Break
    131
    
    Data Watch Break
    132
  - Control by Sequencer
    134
  - Measuring Execution Cycle Count
    137
  - Trace
    138
    
    Setting Trace Trigger
    140
    
    Display Format of Trace Data
    142
    
    Saving Trace Data
    143
    
    Notes on Use of Tracing Function
    144
  - Measuring Performance
    146
    
    Performance Measurement Function
    146
    
    Performance Measurement Procedures
    147
    
    Setting Event Mode
    147
    
    Setting Minimum Measurement Unit for Timer
    147
    
    Setting Performance-Buffer-Full Break
    147
    
    Displaying Performance Measurement Data
    148
    
    Executing Program
    148
    
    Displaying Performance Measurement Data
    149
  - Command Execution During Program Execution
    150
  - Real-Time Monitoring
    150
  - Power-On Debugging
    151
  - Inaccessible Area
    152
  - RAM Checker
    153
  - Ram Checker Window
    153
  - Specification List
    154
  - Using the Ram Checker
    154
  - Log File
    155
  - Memory Access During Logging
    155
  - Ram Checker Viewer
    156
  - Checking Debugger Status
    157
- Emulator Debugger (MB2100-01)
  160
  - Starting Debugging
    161
    
    Issuing the Power-On Reset
    162
    
    Power-On Reset
    162
    
    Operating Environments of the Target
    163
    
    Security
    165
  - Ending Debugging
    166
  - When the Debugger Has Aborted
    166
  - Efficiently Executing Debugging
    167
    
    Increasing Communication Speed During Debugging
    168
    
    Standard High-Speed Communication
    168
    
    Debug Functions
    169
    
    Switching Debug Function
    169
    
    Switching Methods
    169
  - Executing Program
    170
    
    Control During Program Execution
    170
    
    Executing a Program
    170
    
    Setting/Release of Debug Functions
    171
    
    Monitoring
    173
    
    Power-On Debug
    174
  - To Access the Flash Memory
    176
  - Access to Flash Memory
    176
  - To Interrupt the Program Execution [Break]
    180
    
    Code Break (Hardware)
    181
    
    Code Break (Software)
    183
    
    Data Break
    185
    
    Trace Trigger Break
    186
    
    Forced Break
    187
    
    Data Watch Break
    188
    
    Sequencer
    190
    
    Specifications of Sequencer
    191
    
    Guarded Access Break
    192
  - Measuring the Program Execution Time
    193
    
    Measured Items
    193
    
    Measurement Unit
    193
    
    Measuring the Program Execution Cycle Count
    194
    
    Measuring Event-To-Event Execution Cycle Count [Performance Measurement]
    196
    
    Measuring Procedure
    197
  - Viewing Program Execution History [Trace]
    199
    
    Acquiring Trace Data
    199
    
    Trace Functions
    199
    
    What Is Trace
    199
    
    Display Formats of Trace Data
    201
    
    Displaying Trace Data
    201
    
    How to Display Trace Data
    201
    
    Trace Data Display Position
    201
    
    Raw Data Display
    203
    
    Instruction Display
    206
    
    Source Display
    207
    
    Saving Trace Data
    208
    
    Searching for Trace Data
    209
    
    Obtaining Only Trace Data with Specified Attributes
    210
    
    Ending Trace Acquisition in Specified Conditions
    211
    
    Trace Trigger
    211
  - Disabling Memory Access to Specified Area
    212
  - Access-Prohibited Area
    212
  - Displaying Messages Output from the User Program on Debugger
    213
  - What Is Semihosting Feature
    213
  - What Is Terminal Window
    213
  - Using Semihosting Feature
    214
  - Checking Debugger Status
    215
- Monitor Debugger
  218
  - Resources Used by Monitor Program
    219
  - Required Resources
    219
  - Break
    220
    
    Software Break
    221
    
    Forced Break
    222
  - Measuring Execution Time
    223
  - Inaccessible Area
    224
Index

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