This option signifies an instruction to turn tracing off at a specific address, ensuring that any ongoing trace collection stops. When you set a Trace End Point, an arrow is placed in the left margin, next to the line of code you have selected.

If you set a trace end point but no trace start point, no trace information is returned, and a warning is displayed in the Cmd tab of the Output pane.

   If you do not set a Trace Start Point in combination with a Trace End Point, all-inclusive trace information is returned from the current point of execution up to the trace end point that you set. The amount of trace information returned is dependent on the buffer size that is currently set in the Configure ETM dialog.

When you set a Trace End Point, an arrow is placed in the left margin, next to the line of code you have selected.

If you do not want to capture information for any memory or data accesses that might be branched to, you must instead use the Range options available in the List Selection dialog.

This option is not supported natively by ETM v1.1 or below, but RealView Debugger uses the ETM state machine, if available, to support a limited number of start and end points, either:

• A maximum of four start points and two stop points

• A maximum of two start points and four stop points.

In this case, the limitation option used by RealView Debugger depends on the type of tracepoints you want to set. For example, if you are using ETM v1.1 or below, and set three trace start points, the first of the two bulleted options above is assumed. That is, you can set up to four start points, but are limited to two stop points.