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Renesas Emulator Debugger M16C PC4701 User Manual

Renesas Emulator Debugger M16C PC4701 User Manual (296 pages)

Emulator Debugger V.1.03

Brand: Renesas | Category: Computer Hardware | Size: 3.98 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
7
Setup of Debugger

13
1 Features

15
- Real-Time RAM Monitor Function
  15
  - RAM Monitor Area
    15
  - Sampling Period
    16
  - Related Windows
    16
- Break Functions
  17
  - Software Breaks Function
    17
  - Hardware Break
    18
  - Protect Break
    19
- Real-Time Trace Function
  20
  - Trace Area
    20
  - Trace Condition Setting
    21
  - Trace Data Write Condition
    21
- Time Measurement Function
  22
  - The Measurement Condition
    22
- Coverage Function
  23
  - Coverage Measurement Area
    23
  - Related Windows
    23
- Real-Time os Debugging Function
  24
- GUI Input/Output Function
  24
2 About the Emulator PC4701

25
- Communication Methods
  25
- Function Table
  25
3 Before Starting the Debugger

26
- Communication Method by Emulator
  26
  - USB Interface
    26
  - LAN Interface
    26
  - LPT Interface
    26
  - Proprietary Parallel Interface
    27
- Download of Firmware
  28
- Setting before Emulator Starts
  29
  - USB Communication
    29
  - LAN Communication 1
    30
  - LAN Communication 2
    32
  - Proprietary Parallel Communication
    33
4 Preparation before Use

34
5 Setup the Debugger

47
- Init Dialog
  47
  - MCU Tab
    48
  - Debugging Information Tab
    51
  - F/W and Work Area Tab
    53
  - Memory Extension Mode Tab
    54
  - Clock Tab
    57
  - Script Tab
    58
- Setting of the Communication Interface
  59
- Setup the Debugger for M32C
  64
  - Emem Dialog
    64
- Setup the Debugger for M16C/R8C
  68
  - Map Command
    68
- Setup the Debugger for 740
  69
  - Map Command
    69
- Method of Making MCU File
  70
  - Method of Making MCU File (the M16C/R8C Debugger)
    70
  - Method of Making MCU File (the 740 Debugger)
    71
Tutorial

73
6 Tutorial

75
- Introduction
  75
- Usage
  76
Reference

95
7 Windows/Dialogs

97
- RAM Monitor Window
  98
  - Extended Menus
    100
  - Setting the RAM Monitor Area
    101
- ASM Watch Window
  102
  - Extended Menus
    103
- C Watch Window
  104
  - Extended Menus
    106
- Coverage Window
  107
  - Extended Menus
    108
  - Refer to the Source Line/The Executed Address
    109
- Script Window
  110
  - Extended Menus
    111
- S/W Break Point Setting Window
  112
  - Command Button
    113
  - Setting and Deleting a Break Points from Editor(Source) Window
    114
- H/W Break Point Setting Window
  115
  - Specify the Combinatorial Condition
    120
  - Specify the Process ID
    121
  - Command Button
    121
  - Specify the Events (Instruction Fetch)
    122
  - Specify the Events (Memory Access)
    126
  - Specify the Events (Bit Access)
    150
  - Specify the Events (Interrupt)
    152
  - Specify the Events (External Trigger Signal)
    154
  - Specify the Event Combination Condition
    156
  - Specify the Process ID
    159
- Protect Window
  160
  - Extended Menus
    160
- Trace Point Setting Window
  161
  - Specify the Trace Event
    162
  - Specify the Combinatorial Condition
    165
  - Specify the Process ID
    166
  - Specify the Trace Range
    166
  - Specify the Trace Write Condition
    167
  - Command Button
    167
  - Specify the Events (Instruction Fetch)
    168
  - Specify the Events (Memory Access)
    168
  - Specify the Events (Bit Access)
    168
  - Specify the Events (Interrupt)
    168
  - Specify the Events (External Trigger Signal)
    168
  - Specify the Event Combination Condition
    168
  - Specify the Process ID
    168
  - Specify the Write Condition
    169
- Time Measurement Window
  173
  - Specify the Time Measurement Event
    174
  - Time Measurement Condition
    178
  - Command Button
    178
  - Specify the Events (Instruction Fetch)
    179
  - Specify the Events (Memory Access)
    179
  - Specify the Events (Bit Access)
    179
  - Specify the Events (Interrupt)
    179
  - Specify the Events (External Trigger Signal)
    179
  - Set the Measurement Condition
    180
- Trace Window
  184
- Data Trace Window
  195
  - Extended Menus
    196
- GUI I/O Window
  197
  - Extended Menus
    198
- MR Window
  199
  - Display the Task Status
    201
  - Display the Ready Queue Status
    205
  - Display the Timeout Queue Status
    206
  - Display the Event Flag Status
    208
  - Display the Semaphore Status
    210
  - Display the Mailbox Status
    212
  - Display the Data Queue Status
    214
  - Display the Cycle Handler Status
    216
  - Display the Alarm Handler Status
    218
  - Display the Memory Pool Status
    219
  - Display the Task Context
    221
- MR Trace Window
  223
  - Extended Menus
    225
  - Refer the Execution History of Task(Mrxx Window)
    226
- MR Analyze Window
  232
- MR Task Pause Window
  237
  - About Task Pause Function
    237
  - Extended Menus
    238
  - Pause the Specified Task
    239
- Task Trace Window
  244
  - Extended Menus
    245
  - Refer the Execution History of Task(Taskxx Window)
    246
- Task Analyze Window
  251
  - Extended Menus
    251
  - Analyze the Execution History of Task
    252
8 Table of Script Commands

253
- Table of Script Commands (Classified by Function)
  253
  - Execution Commands
    253
  - File Operation Commands
    253
  - Register Operation Commands
    254
  - Memory Operation Commands
    254
  - Assemble/Disassemble Commands
    254
  - Software Break Setting Commands
    254
  - Hardware Break Setting Commands
    255
  - Real-Time Trace Commands
    255
  - Coverage Measurement Commands
    255
  - Script/Log File Commands
    255
  - Program Display Commands
    255
  - Map Commands
    256
  - Clock Command
    256
  - Watchdog Timer Commands
    256
  - C Language Debugging Commands
    256
  - Real-Time os Command
    256
  - Utility Commands
    256
- Table of Script Commands (Alphabetical Order)
  257
9 Writing Script Files

259
- Structural Elements of a Script File
  259
  - Script Command
    260
  - Assign Statement
    260
  - Conditional Statement
    260
  - Loop Statement(While,Endw) and Break Statement
    261
  - Comment Statements
    261
- Writing Expressions
  262
  - Constants
    262
  - Symbols and Labels
    263
  - Macro Variables
    264
  - Register Variables
    265
  - Memory Variables
    265
  - Line Nos
    265
  - Character Constants
    266
  - Operators
    266
10 C/C++ Expressions

267
- Writing C/C++ Expressions
  267
  - Immediate Values
    267
  - Scope Resolution
    268
  - Mathematical Operators
    268
  - Pointers
    268
  - Reference
    268
  - Sign Inversion
    269
  - Member Reference Using Dot Operator
    269
  - Member Reference Using Arrow
    269
  - Pointers to Members
    270
  - Parentheses
    270
  - Arrays
    270
  - Casting to Basic Types
    270
  - Casting to Typedef Types
    271
  - Variable Name
    271
  - Function Name
    271
  - Character Constants
    271
  - Character String Literals
    271
- Display Format of C/C++ Expressions
  272
  - Enumeration Types
    272
  - Basic Types
    272
  - Pointer Types
    273
  - Array Types
    274
  - Function Types
    274
  - Reference Types
    274
  - Bit Field Types
    274
  - When no C Symbol Is Found
    275
  - Syntax Errors
    275
  - Structure and Union Types
    275
11 Display the Cause of the Program Stoppage

276
12 Attention

277
- Common Attention
  277
  - File Operation on Windows
    277
  - Area Where Software Breakpoint Can be Set
    277
  - Get or Set C Variables
    278
  - Function Name in C
    279
  - Option Settings for Download Modules
    279
  - Debugging Multi Modules
    279
  - Synchronized Debugging
    279
  - Down-Load of Firmware
    279
  - Restriction of LPT Port
    280
  - Notes for Coverage Function
    281
  - Emulator Reset Switch
    281
  - Debugging Resource on Emulator
    281
- Attention of the M32C Debugger
  282
  - Stack Area Used by the Emulator
    282
  - Interrupt Stack Pointer When Resetting the Target Program
    282
  - Option of C Compiler/Assembler/Linker
    282
  - Target MCU HOLD Terminal
    282
  - Hardware Event
    283
  - Time Measurement Resource
    283
  - CPU Rewrite
    283
  - MR STK Script Command
    283
- Attention of the M16C/R8C Debugger
  284
  - Map of Stack Area Used by the Emulator
    284
  - Options for Compiler, Assembler, and Linker
    284
  - TASKING C Compiler
    284
  - Target MCU HOLD Terminal
    284
  - Hardware Event
    285
  - Operating Frequency of MCU
    285
  - The Correspondence os Version of Task Pause Function
    285
  - Memory Space Expansion
    286
  - Watch Dog Timer
    286
  - CPU Rewrite
    286
  - MR STK Script Command
    286
- Attention of the 740 Debugger
  287
  - Setting of Memory Map
    287
  - Emulation Pod M37515T-RPD
    287
  - Stack Area Used by the Emulator
    287
  - Specify the Clock
    287
  - Watch Dog Timer
    287
  - Option of C Compiler/Assembler/Linker
    287
  - About the Single-Step Execution and the Program Break Function in the Internal RAM Area of the Mcu
    288
  - Debugging in the 16-Timer Functions
    288
  - Hardware Event
    288
  - Operating Frequency of MCU
    288
- Option of C Compiler/Assembler/Linker
  289

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