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Appendix
Debug Commands
Debug Commands can be used in the Command Window and in debug functions. You must use the CAPITAL letters of a command. For example, BreakAccess must be entered as BA or ba.
Debug commands can be built using:
- Expressions that include numbers, debug objects, operands, Program Variables (Symbols), Fully Qualified Symbols, or System Variables.
Breakpoint Commands
Use breakpoint commands to halt program execution, to stop commands, or interrupt user functions.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| BreakAccess | Add an access breakpoint with a length parameter to the breakpoint list. |
| BreakDisable | Disable one or more breakpoints. |
| BreakEnable | Enable one or more breakpoints. |
| BreakKill | Remove one or more breakpoints from the breakpoint list. |
| BreakList | List all breakpoints. |
| BreakSet | Add a breakpoint expression to the list of breakpoints. |
General Commands
General commands perform a number of miscellaneous debugging operations.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| ASSIGN | Assign input and output sources for the Serial window. |
| DEFINE | Create a Toolbox button. |
| DIR | Generate a directory of symbol names. |
| EXIT | Exit debug mode. |
| FUNC | Create C-like functions for debugging. |
| INCLUDE | Read and execute commands in a command file. |
| KILL | Delete user- or signal functions and Toolbox buttons. |
| LOAD | Load object modules and HEX files. |
| LOG | Create log files, querie log status, and close log files for the Debug window. |
| MODE | Set the baud rate, parity, and number of stop bits for PC COM ports. |
| RESET | Reset the CPU, memory map assignments, and predefined variables. |
| SAVE | Save a memory range in an Intel HEX386 file. |
| SCOPE | Display address assignments of modules and functions of a target program. |
| SET | Set the string value for predefined variables. |
| SIGNAL | Display signal function status and remove active signal functions. |
| SLOG | Create log files, querie log status, and close log files for the Serial window. |
Memory Commands
Memory commands display and change the content of memory.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| ASM | Assemble in-line code. |
| DEFINE | Define symbols or Toolbar buttons. |
| DISPLAY | Display the content of memory. |
| ENTER | Enter values into a specified memory area. |
| EVALuate | Evaluate an expression and output the results. |
| MAP | Specifie access parameters for memory areas. |
| Unassemble | Disassemble program memory. |
| WatchSet | Add a watch variable to the Watch window. |
| WatchKill | Kill all watch variable in the Watch window. |
Program Commands
Program commands execute target programs and analyze their performance.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| COVERAGE | Display code coverage information. |
| COVTOFILE | Save code coverage information quickly without displaying it. |
| Go | Start program execution. |
| LogicAnalyze | Add, delete, or display Logic Analyser variables. |
| PerformanceAnalyze | Add, delete, display, or reset Performance Analyzer ranges. |
| Pstep | Step over instructions but do not step into procedures or functions. |
| Ostep | Step out of the current function. |
| Tstep | Step over instructions and into functions. |
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