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TASKING VX-toolset for ARM User GuideTo open views in the Debug perspective:1. Make sure the Debug perspective is opened2. From the Window menu, select Show View »3. Select a view from the menu or choose Other... for more views.By default, the Debug perspective is opened with the following views:11.4.1. Debug ViewThe Debug view shows the target information in a tree hierarchy shown below with a sample of thepossible icons:IconSession itemLaunch instanceDebugger instanceThread instanceDescriptionLaunch configuration name and launch typeDebugger name and stateThread number and state274
Using the DebuggerIconSession itemStack frameinstanceDescriptionStack frame number, function, file name, and file line numberThe number beside the thread label is a reference counter, not a thread identification number (TID).Stack displayDuring debugging (running) the actual stack is displayed as it increases or decreases during programexecution. By default, all views present information that is related to the current stack item (variables,memory, source code etc.). To obtain the information from other stack items, click on the item you want.The Debug view displays stack frames as child elements. It displays the reason for the suspension besidethe thread, (such as end of stepping range, breakpoint hit, and signal received). When a program exits,the exit code is displayed.The Debug view contains numerous functions for controlling the individual stepping of your programs andcontrolling the debug session.You can perform actions such as terminating the session and stopping theprogram. All functions are available from the right-click menu, though commonly used functions are alsoavailable from the toolbar.Controlling debug sessionsIconActionRemove allReset targetsystemRestartResumeSuspendRelaunchReload currentapplicationTerminateTerminate allTerminate andremoveTerminate andRelaunchDescriptionRemoves all terminated launches.Resets the target system and restarts the application.Restarts the application. The target system is not reset.Resumes the application after it was suspended (manually, breakpoint,signal).Suspends the application (pause). Use the Resume button to continue.Right-click menu. Restarts the selected debug session when it wasterminated. If the debug session is still running, a new debug session islaunched.Reloads the current application without restarting the debug session. Theapplication does restart of course.Ends the selected debug session and/or process. Use Relaunch to restartthis debug session, or start another debug session.Right-click menu. As terminate. Ends all debug sessions.Right-click menu. Ends the debug session and removes it from the Debugview.Right-click menu. Ends the debug session and relaunches it. This is thesame as choosing Terminate and then Relaunch.275
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Table of Contents1. C Language ....
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Chapter 1. C LanguageThis chapter d
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C LanguagePacked structuresTo preve
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C LanguageSCB->VTOR |= (1
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C Language__asm( "nop\n""\tnop" );E
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C LanguageExample 5: reserving regi
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C Languageadd r1,r1,r1,lsl #2mov r0
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C LanguagemallocYou can use __attri
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C Languageuseful when you are writi
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C Languagefloat 0.5iextern symbolNo
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C Languagesource [on | off | defaul
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C LanguageMacro__REVISION____SINGLE
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C Language1.10. Functions1.10.1. Ca
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C LanguageWith the C compiler optio
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C LanguageEnable interrupts in exce
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C LanguageGet the value of the SPSR
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C Language__disable_fault_irqvoid v
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C Language__REVunsigned int __REV(
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C Languagemain: .type func; __my_po
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Chapter 2. C++ LanguageThe TASKING
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C++ Language• explicit is accepte
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C++ Languageenum E { e, };2.3. GNU
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C++ Language• Dollar signs ($) ar
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C++ Languageextern "C" { void f(int
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C++ LanguageIf you are using Borlan
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C++ LanguageThe export_info file co
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Chapter 3. Assembly LanguageThis ch
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Assembly LanguageCharacter Descript
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Assembly Language3.5. RegistersThe
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Assembly Language.MESSAGESyntax.MES
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Assembly Language3.10. Macro Operat
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Assembly LanguageExample: Argument
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Assembly Languageit expands as:.MES
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Assembly LanguageMOV32 ARM and Thum
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Assembly LanguageADD, SUB inversion
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Chapter 4. Using the C CompilerThis
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Using the C Compiler• Build Selec
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Using the C CompilerFirst the compi
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Using the C Compiler#pragma endopti
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Using the C CompilerMIL splitting (
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Using the C Compilercompiled.This i
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Using the C CompilerFor details abo
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Using the C CompilerOn the command
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Chapter 5. Using the C++ CompilerTh
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Using the C++ Compiler4. Select the
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Using the C++ CompilerR (Remarks)Re
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Chapter 6. ProfilingProfiling is th
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Profilingalso information about whi
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ProfilingFor the command line, see
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ProfilingThe project LSL file is up
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Chapter 7. Using the AssemblerThis
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Using the Assemblermenu item. In or
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Using the AssemblerExample on the c
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Chapter 8. Using the LinkerThis cha
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Using the LinkerTermRelocationinfor
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Using the LinkerTo assign locations
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Using the LinkerAn overview of the
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Using the LinkerIf the library resi
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Using the LinkerThis links the file
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Using the Linker2. You can edit the
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