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LogicAnalyzeThe LogicAnalyze command records the value changes of variables. The recorded signals are shown in the Logic Analyzer window.
Examples>LA Tone.y1 /* Start recording for y1 member of struct Tone */ >LA CC1_OUT /* Start recording for CC1_OUT which is a PWM output signal */ >LA AN0 /* Start recording for VTREG AN0 which represents a A/D input */ >LA ADC_DAT /* Start recording for ADC_DAT that represents the A/D output register */ >LA Signal /* Start recording for the variable Signal */ /* After execution of the user program ... */ >LA /* display statistics for the signal recording */ 1: ''Tone.y1' nRec=211 2: ''CC1_OUT' nRec=810 3: ''AN0' nRec=5644 4: ''ADC_DAT' nRec=400 5: ''Signal' nRec=0 >LA KILL * /* Remove all variables from signal recording */ Note
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