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Trace Configuration Table 2.18 Trace and Profile Tab Options for e6500 Core with Description (continued) Option Sub-option Description Data Acquisition Trace Provides a convenient and flexible mechanism for the debugger to observe the architectural state of the machine through software instrumentation in either Internal Debug Mode (IDM) or External Debug Mode (EDM). NOTE: IDM provides access to debug capabilities from resident software running on the device through memory-mapped registers. EDM provides full control and visibility from an off-chip external debugger with or without the need of a resident software debug agent. Light Program Trace Traces only subroutine/interrupt call/return instructions. Full Program Trace Traces each change of flow instruction. Full Program and Ownership Trace SRIO and PCI Express Trace Combines full program trace and ownership trace. Ownership trace facilitates tracking the active operating system task by providing visibility to the special purpose registers designated for use by the OS for process ID. Monitors transactions of Serial RapidIO (SRIO) and PCI Express interfaces. DDR Controller Trace Lets you collect Double Data Rate Controller (DDRC) trace. Custom Allows you to customize predefined trace scenarios. Check this option to enable the Settings button. Click the Settings button to display the Customize Trace Scenario dialog box. For details, refer Customizing Trace Scenarios. Bandwidth Indicates how many messages are routed in a trace stream depending on the selected trace scenario to collect trace. Each default trace scenario has a specific bandwidth. You can configure the predefined trace scenarios using the slider. Intermediate Tab 50 Tracing and Analysis Tools User Guide
Tracing and Analysis Tools User Guide Trace Configuration Table 2.18 Trace and Profile Tab Options for e6500 Core with Description (continued) Option Sub-option Description Mode One buffer Stops trace collection when trace buffer gets filled. Overwrite Allows trace buffer to work in wrap mode. When trace buffer gets full, trace data continues to get collected overwriting existing data. Location NPC Buffer Saves trace data in NPC internal buffer. Trace Control Settings Gigabit TAP + Trace Saves trace data collected on the Gigabit TAP probe in the Aurora buffer. Note: This feature is not supported on the B4860 target. Probe buffer size (bytes) Specifies the memory size of the Aurora probe for trace collection. The Aurora probe has a dedicated memory of 4 GB for trace collection. Magenta Saves trace data in DDR. Magenta is the bus that transfers trace data from NPC internal buffer to DDR. Buffer start address Specifies the start address of the DDR where trace data is saved. Buffer size Specifies the DDR memory size of the region used as trace buffer. Automatically (When debug session starts) Manually (Using debug toolbar trace buttons) Allows you to specify trace configuration settings. Starts the trace collection process automatically when the debug session launches. Lets you control trace collection manually. The trace collection process will not start until it is explicitly activated. Use the Start/Stop trace collection buttons available in the action bar of the Debug view to control trace collection. For details, refer Table 2.19. You can collect trace within a specific section of the program (by using debugger breakpoints). 51
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