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Debugger
7.5.2
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The trace log entries are logged before the instruction is executed. The contents of those entries are:
■ PC Register
A Register
Data Bus
■ External Signals
When using the ICE-4000, the external input value is the binary representation of the 8 center pins on the 10-pin ICE header. The right and left outside pins are connected to ground while the inputs accept a 5-volt TTL level signal. The time stamp is displayed as a 32-bit relative count of clock cycles from the CPU clock source.
The default size of trace is 256 kilobytes. This provides 128K trace instructions in trace mode 1 and
32K trace instructions in trace modes 2 and 3.
Break Points
The Break Point feature allows you to stop program execution at predetermined address locations.
When a break point is encountered, the program stops at the address of the break point, without executing the address code. Once halted, the program is restarted using the available menu or icon options.
To set break points, first open the file to debug. Do this from the Workspace Explorer. (If your project file Workspace Explorer is currently not showing, click View > Workspace Explorer.) Break points are created by right clicking your mouse at targeted points and selecting Insert Break Point. You can view and remove active break points in the Break Points window. To open the Break Points window, select Debug > Windows > Break Points.
Figure 7-6. Debug Break Points Window
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You can also view the exact line and column for each break point (or wherever you click your cursor in the file) across the bottom of PSoC Designer.
PSoC Designer IDE Guide, Document # 001-42655 Rev *B
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Table of contents
- 8 Application Overview
- 8 Chip-Level Editor
- 9 System-Level Editor
- 9 Code Editor
- 10 Build Manager
- 10 Board Monitor
- 11 Debugger
- 11 Getting Help
- 11 Chapter Overviews
- 12 Support
- 12 Technical Support Systems
- 12 Product Upgrades
- 12 Conventions
- 13 Acronyms
- 14 References
- 14 Revision History
- 16 Chip-Level Editor Overview
- 17 Create a Project
- 19 Clone a Project
- 19 Updating Existing Projects
- 19 Placing User Modules
- 21 Rotating a Placement
- 21 Setting User Module Parameters
- 22 Global Resources
- 27 Project Backup Folder
- 27 Specifying Interconnects
- 28 Connecting User Modules
- 34 Digital Interconnect Row Input Window
- 35 Digital Interconnect Row Output Window
- 37 Specifying the Pinout
- 37 Port Connections
- 42 Port Drive Modes
- 43 Port Interrupts
- 44 Tracking Device Space
- 45 Design Rule Checker
- 46 Generating Application Files
- 47 Source Files Generated by Generate Project Operation
- 47 2.10.1 About the boot.asm File
- 48 Configuration Data Sheets
- 48 APIs and ISRs
- 49 2.12.1 Working with ISRs
- 50 2.12.2 Interrupt Vectors and the Chip-Level Editor
- 52 Dynamic Reconfiguration
- 52 2.13.1 Adding Configurations
- 53 2.13.2 Deleting Configurations
- 54 2.13.3 Renaming Configurations
- 54 2.13.4 Employing Dynamic Reconfiguration
- 60 System-Level Editor Overview
- 61 Create a New Project
- 61 Add Design Elements
- 62 Use Pop Up Menus
- 63 Use Navigation Tools
- 63 Use the Design Toolbar
- 64 Delete Elements
- 64 Save a Design
- 64 Simulating Your Design
- 64 Widgets
- 64 Navigation Tools
- 65 LOG.csv File
- 65 Simulation Controls
- 65 Drivers
- 65 Driver Types
- 66 Valuators
- 66 Interface Valuator
- 66 Transfer Function Valuator
- 67 Transfer Functions
- 67 Transfer Function Types
- 69 Authoring New Design Elements
- 70 Selecting a Configuration
- 70 Configuration Properties
- 71 BOM Vendor
- 71 Assign Pins Automatically
- 71 Assigning Pins
- 72 Pin Color Legend
- 72 Lock Pins
- 72 Unassign All Pins
- 72 Auto Assign
- 72 Generating Output
- 73 Developing Complex Designs
- 73 3.11.1 Preparing Your Design
- 78 Programming PSoC Flash Memory
- 79 Monitoring Your Design
- 80 3.13.1 Monitoring Your Board With the I2C-USB Bridge
- 82 3.13.2 Monitoring Your Board with Other Interfaces
- 82 Tuning Your Design
- 87 File Definitions and Recommendations
- 88 File Types and Extensions
- 89 Project File System
- 90 boot.asm
- 90 main.asm/main.c
- 90 PSoCConfig.asm
- 90 Additional Generated Files
- 92 Working in Code Editor
- 92 Modifying Files
- 93 Adding New Files
- 93 Adding Existing Files
- 93 Removing Files
- 94 Searching Files
- 95 Accessing the Assembler
- 95 The M8C Microprocessor (MCU)
- 96 Address Spaces
- 96 Instruction Format
- 96 Addressing Modes
- 97 Destination of Instruction Results
- 97 Assembly File Syntax
- 97 List File Format
- 98 Assembler Directives
- 99 Instruction Set
- 99 Compile and Assemble Files
- 100 Calling Assembly Functions From C
- 103 Building a Project
- 104 C Compiler
- 104 ImageCraft Compiler Options
- 105 HI-TECH Compliler Options
- 105 Linker
- 106 ImageCraft Specific Linker Options
- 106 HI-TECH Specific Linker Configuration Options
- 106 Customizing Linker Actions
- 107 Librarian
- 109 Debugger Components
- 111 Menu Options
- 112 Connecting to the ICE
- 113 Downloading to the Pod
- 114 Debug Strategies
- 115 Trace
- 116 Break Points
- 117 CPU and Register Views
- 118 Watch Variables
- 119 Dynamic Event Points
- 123 End Point Data
- 124 C Debugger
- 124 Connecting to the ICE
- 124 Enable Debug Mode
- 125 Downloading to the Device
- 125 C Debugger
- 125 Break Points
- 126 Watch Variables
- 130 Programming the Part
- 133 FPMP and PSoC Designer
- 134 About flashsecurity.txt
- 135 FPMP File Errors