Setting tracepoints

RealView Debugger enables you to set a variety of tracepoints to specify the amount and content of program information that is traced. Choose from the following tracepoint types:

unconditional tracepoints, for setting simple trigger points, trace start and end points, or trace ranges for memory and data accesses. If you want to attach conditions to these tracepoints later, you must use the Set/Edit tracepoint dialog.
conditional tracepoints, for setting AND or OR conditions, counter conditions, and complex comparisons. These conditions can involve any supportable combination of trigger points, start and end points, and ranges. Complex tracepoints are only executed when certain conditions have been met. For example, you can set a tracepoint that only becomes active after a specified function has been executed a specified number of times.

You can view and edit the tracepoints you have set in the Break/Tracepoints pane.

$image\inform.gif$ The availability of tracepoint options is dependent on the resources you have available. If your FIFO configuration is small, or if you have already used a number of resources, the options described in this section might not all be available to you.